How to read html file using
Gretting All,
I have a html file....and also have a frame in which i m adding textarea with scroll pane...then setting the component using setcontentpane ....
It's working fine....
But i wanna display my html file in that textarea..
how do i proceesed?
regards,
Tarique
Marry X-mas
BufferedFileReader in = new BufferedFileReader( new FileReader(....) );
textArea.read(in, null);
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I want to read in excel files to a JTable. I was able to read in .xls files, but have problems reading .xlsx files. Maybe there is something i need to add to the following code:
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Thanks.@ejp:
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I hav uploaded image files using bulkloader.
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only the file structure gets created but there is no html file present inside.
in
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lifecyclestatus=2
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I've googled a lot on reading the file contents of an MS word file. I couldn't get a solution yet. Can you please give some sample codes for using the POI api for extracting only the text contents from an MS word file.
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2) tortoise svn http://tortoisesvn.tigris.org/
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Can any one discuss how to do it
ThanksSorry this is not a reply but in fact i need the solution for that as i am in an urgency of that can you post that to to me if u have got it, I need it for my project
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I am wondering that, is there any tool available that reads Attachments files from the Email.
I have POP tool that allows me to read regular Text message, but what if I want to read some files from the attachments.
Any help is appreciated
Thank you
AmitHi Amit,
I have found a LV program that reads a .txt attachment from an email in this discussion forum posted. I hope this helps.
Regards,
Nadim
Applications Engineering
National Instruments
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