Finding files in subdirectory

Hi.
I want to write an application which will be changing one word to other and write save to a editing file.
Does anybody knows how to search a file in subdirectories is there any class which will make it??

But do I have to display dialog box and choose file?
I want to do sth like this:
1.) open dialog and select dictionary (choose bellow which files are you want to choose
2.) press ok and find files in selected dictionary.
3.) Showing those files in textarea or sth like this.
I need to automate finding files :-)

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Finding files when you develop web program

Hi. I develop web app. I deploy application on GlassFish. I have stateless session bean. There code reads data from file and checks retrieved value. File f= new File("category.properties"); suppose to locate the file category.properties in Project's directory. But the program can't find it there. The file exist in that directory.
Somehow that file was found before in Project's directory and deployed to GlassFish. So I noticed that the program checks just if the file exist on GlassFish, but does not check if the file is in Project's directory. As well the program updates data in file which is inside GlassFish but leaves alone same file in Project's directory.
If you run that class which reads file from Project's directory using separate main method which runs just that class, then the program sees the file in Project's directory and updates it.
How to force the web program to read/find file in Project's directory and if you make updates show those updates in Project's directory file.
Cheers
Edited by: 814861 on 23-Feb-2011 06:26

A deployed application has no relation at all to a 'project'. What you want is the application to find a file in a specific directory.
In your case you will probably only want to read from the file, so your best bet is to put the file on the classpath (for example, put it in the 'classes' subdirectory of your war) and load it using getClass().getClassLoader().getResourceAsStream(). In other words, make the properties file part of your project resources.

Firefox won't open, error message"can't find file at jar:file" etc.

"Firefox cannot find file@jar:file:///program files/Mozilla Firefox/omni jar!/browser config. properties." I tried to download firefox and refreshed the desktop link and still no go. Cannot get firefox to browse.

Se also:
*http://kb.mozillazine.org/Preferences_not_saved
*https://support.mozilla.org/kb/Preferences+are+not+saved
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Find files and establish links to help organize my computer

I was advised to post this here instead of where I initially posted it:
Like a lot of people, I have accumulated eBooks at different times and they are scattered all over several drives. I want to organize them. I am trying to remember how to make a UNIX script to do what I want. Then I can put it on a cron so that it will automate the process for me
What I want to do:
Find all .epub files
place a link to those files in file:///Users/my_name/Documents/ePub Links/
If this can't work then even to find and move all of the .epubs would work; however, I would prefer to use a link because I also want, with suitable alteration, to use the script to organize my pdf files. Some of those pdf files need to be left where they are because they are manuals; but, again, I would like a central list so I do not keep looking, online, for files I already have.

Smart Folders is the way to go, however, to find files, use "find".
To find in your Home Directory and any attached drives:
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Print window in version 8.1.2 can't find file to print

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can not find file, must locate each song one at a time need to restore my whole library

Hello BadSteve,
It sounds like iTunes seems to have lost track of all your music and you must locate each file individually. I would recommend at this point that you check for 3rd party plugins to see if there are any causing an issue:
iTunes: Troubleshooting issues with third-party iTunes plug-ins
http://support.apple.com/kb/ts3430
If the issue persists after removing the plugins, I would next try recreating your iTunes library:
iTunes: How to re-create your iTunes library and playlists
http://support.apple.com/kb/ht1451
Thank you for using Apple Support Communities.
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Sterling

Find function no longer finds files

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Instead of using the Find function,I use the free Find Any File app http://www.macupdate.com/app/mac/30079/find-any-file Try it.
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Itunes 9.2 can no longer find files.

Using Mac 10.4.1, With itunes open, the music files are all there, but when I click to play, it says they cant find file. All the files are on the main hardrive where they have always been. Not sure what to do. Garage Band also does not mix down to ituens as it has in the past, but goes to the hard drive where the other music files are store. It appears a new itunes has been created as well but it is empty.

Something has happened to breaks your links. Have you verified your hard drive with Disk Utility? You may have directory corruption.
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iTunes: How to re-create your iTunes library and playlists - http://support.apple.com/kb/ht1451
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Empty/corrupt library after upgrade/crash - https://discussions.apple.com/message/19812487 - turingtest2 post on restoring library archived at time of last iTunes application update.

I am trying to install itunes 10.5.1 but it can't find file IXP609.TMP where can i get this

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Spotlight and finder cannot find files as of a certain date. What can be the problem and how to solve?

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Reinstall on both.
Reinstall Lion, Mountain Lion, or Mavericks without erasing drive
Boot to the Recovery HD:
Restart the computer and after the chime press and hold down the COMMAND and R keys until the menu screen appears. Alternatively, restart the computer and after the chime press and hold down the OPTION key until the boot manager screen appears. Select the Recovery HD and click on the downward pointing arrow button.
Repair
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Reinstall Mountain Lion or Mavericks
OS X Mavericks- Reinstall OS X
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OS X Lion- Reinstall Mac OS X
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Can't find files using Finder

MBP running OS X 10.8.4
2.5 GHz Intel Core i5
Starting about two weeks ago, Finder stopped finding files on my MBP. Previously, if I were to look for a photo named "IMG_1234", I would simply search on "1234" and any and all files containing 1234 in the name would appear. Now, I get no return to my Finder search.
Spotlight still does return a full list of all files though.
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This problem seemed to originate on a day when I was uploading photos to Facebook. I was able to find and upload several files without issue, then the ability to find specific photos just stopped working. It was at that point that the Finder search started returning no responses.
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Please post a screenshot that shows what you mean. Be careful not to include any private information.
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Where to find file AForm32.api mentioned in Acrobat SDK?

Hello everyone,
A paragraph under the following path in Acrobat SDK
"Acrobat Interapplication Communication > Interapplication Communication API Reference > Acrobat Forms Plug-In > Forms plug-in OLE automation"
suggests to place the AForm32.api file in the Acrobat's plug-ins folder:
Quote:
Registration in the Windows registry (which is different from the class object registration described above) happens every time Acrobat loads the plug-in. Therefore, you must run Acrobat at least once with the AForm32.api file in the plug-ins folder before its type library can be found for object browsing within the Microsoft Visual Studio environment. This is also necessary in order to allow early binding. Declare the program variables as objects of the corresponding classes in AFORMAUTLib, and not simply as Object.
Question:
Does anybody know where can I get the mentioned file AForm32.api ?
Thank you.
surotkin.

AForm32 is now AcroForm – it's the same thing.
However, I don't believe that we expose the COM APIs in the Standard edition – only in the Professional edition.
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How to develop a windows find files like utility in java

hi,
I am writing a java program that provides the same functionality as provided by the Windows find files option. is there some windows dll or something like that i can use thru JNI or is there some better solution?
any help will be appreciated.
regards

If your program has to be portable, I think it would be better to develop Java code in order to search through file system.
I think you should develop objects that allows to filter files (implementing FileFilter interface) and return a list of the found files to your graphical objects.
You can use the java.io.File.listFiles(FileFilter) method to retrieve a list of files from a given directory.
Write several FileFilter classes (and why not FilenameFilter classes) to provide different way of filtering. Each of those will be used with the listFiles method.
But do not forget that the way you write your filefilters will change the performance of your program.
There is also another problem you might encounter : File Access Rights. If your file system contains file restrictions, the listFiles method may throw SecurityException (if a SecurityManager is created) or return null (if no SecurityManager is set).

"cannot find file" after formatting and moving!!

Wanted to have iTunes library included in Time Capsule backup. So had to reformat external hardrives where all my songs are from Windows do OS. Copied everything on other HD, reformatted HD with OS, copied back all songs. HD still has same name "MUSIC", but iTunes cannot find files.
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The moment I "drag out" the Tunes Library File, then there is nothing left there, and when I open iTunes it is empty.
That's as expected. That file is the database iTunes uses that keeps track of everything, so when you then launch iTunes, it's starting from scratch.
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Then you apparently didn't get the XML file edited properly; it's not easy to do.
Why does the simple location function in iTunes Preferences not work?
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Cannot find file #01, do you want to search?"

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The odd thing is: the file is there, also the tracks in the file and the recordings in the tracks appear. But the music inside the recordings is gone. Also the media file is empty. I'm quite desperate and my band will kill me. Can anybody help?

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