How to setToolTipText for a file in jfilechooser?

I want to set tooltip text for a file in jfilechooser for getting its detail to user without selecting a file as it is in windows explorer(e.g for file size,date modified).
Since jfilechooser does not give directly reference to a file without clicking the file.
As i have found after googling that jfilechooser displays file in JList.
So here is the code that get file in JFileChooser
private Component findJList(Component comp) {
    if (comp.getClass() == JList.class) return comp;
    if (comp instanceof Container) {
        Component[] components = ((Container)comp).getComponents();
        for(int i = 0; i < components.length; i++) {
            Component child = findJList(components);
if (child != null) return child;
return null;
where in findJList jFileChooser object is passed
So i wan't to know is there any way so that the child being a file will be able to show tooltip for displaying file size or file details or any thing about File.
Please give me any solution.

Silly me!
The simple fact that the URL isn't null, means the file exists. No need to explicitly check it again.
(Unless I'm missing something here?)

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