List files chronologically

Hi,
Can we list the files in a directory based on thier timestamps. i want it to be in chronological order,like the file that was created first shud be first in the list.
can we do this?

Get the fileds in the directory using:
File.list(). Then sort the array using
Arrays.sort() with a custom comparator. The only time information about a file one can get is by using File.lastModified() Regards,

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Hello everybody!
I�m starting to use commons net library in a java project, and I have this doubt: I need to list files in a ftp server, for instance, like this �action*/slot*-qual*.txt�
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So, there�s must me a method to do this kind of listing, isn�t it? Is it possible to list the files like this?
If I put the command �ls action*/slot*-qual*.txt� in an ftp client that I use, I get the correct list that I need, so it works like this!
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this.owner.__fileList = returnValue;
this.owner.dispatchEvent({type:"connectSuccess",
nc:this.owner.__nc});
// Call fms passing the video folder as a path
__nc.call("fileManagerCall", resultObject, "showFileList",
"folderOfVideos");
// a setter method to store the fileList
public function set fileList(p_list):Void
__fileList = p_list;
var foldArr = [];
for (var i = 0; i<__fileList["folders"].length; i++) {
foldArr.push(getFolder(__fileList["folders"]
this.lessonArray = foldArr;
var vidArr = [];
for (var j = 0; j<__fileList["files"].length; j++) {
vidArr.push(getFile(__fileList["files"][j]));
this.videoArray = vidArr;
// helper methods
private function getFolder(p_folder):Object
trace(p_folder)
var foldObj = {label:"", data:""};
var filePath =
p_folder.substr((p_folder).lastIndexOf("/")+1);
foldObj.label = filePath;
foldObj.data = p_folder;
return foldObj;
private function getFile(p_file):Object
var vidObj = {label:"", data:""};
var vidFilePath = p_file.substr((p_file).lastIndexOf("/")+1);
var vidFile = vidFilePath.substr(0,
vidFilePath.indexOf("."));
vidObj.label = vidFile;
vidObj.data = vidFile;
return vidObj;
Hope this helps...
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