Getting images stored inside aknown folder..

Hello,
I have aprogram that generate apictures and save them at known path.say " C:/images", then each image is assignes a random number in an accending way.
Now i want away to get the name of the images inside the folder at the path " C:/images" by java code..
any one can help me??!!!
please help me fast..

i will not offence u ,AndrewThompson64 as u do with me but i want to tell u that u must be more polite when giving ur opinion or ur advice..
Please stop saying that.u can't order any one to stop asking for knowledge i the way he can ask on it ....
- it is a waste of bandwidthwho say that asking for knowledge is a waste of bandwidth??!!!!!!
Sun cimmunity forums is found here to help pepole for dowing there work.. even if the subject is not on his sutable place u can say this more politely..
- it implies you think your question is more importantt han those of
other people - it is not more important,to anyone but you..of course it is important for me so i ask it....This also not implies that it is more important than any other question..u can help any one other than me if u want and also any one can help me, why u restrect the answering only from u..
I want to say also that i put the question here because it is supplement to question i post it previous for converting images to video( multimedia issuese )but i face a problem on developing that example so i post the question here to say if the problem face any one who use that question but when i post the question my error was is to say this thing to clarify my intend..
thanks Andrew, for justifying for me and i want to say i want see that my words are ander the edge as u say, but i thanks u for giving me the advice more politly..and i will accept it from..
Rgards..

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I haven't well understand how well as to use the enum struc in which yu declared the composed <Image,String> type ^^
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Why? You want maintainability, flexibility, and testability.
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Hi everyone..
My question is that I have attached an image with an order through transaction jha2n..
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Amey Mogare wrote:
> Hi Clemens,
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> Thank you. It worked.
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