JTree Explore System Drives,Folders and Network Share

Hi all,
I need to list all the drives,folders and Network Share if any using JTree in a combobox similar to windows explorer.Please help me
Sathya

this will help you a little:
File f [] = File.listRoots (): returns all the drives: the local && Remote ones
to list directories & files you do something similar: File f2 = f[0].listFiles ();
check on file/fir: f2[0].isDirecoty() or f2[0].isFile()
Tip:
You probably were planning on reading all files and directories and then showing them. If you did, DON'T. It will take forever! Just list the roots, if a root is selected list it's directories & files, if a directory is selected list it's subdirectories & files and so. Also try creating a DirectoryListener which is active when the directory's contents is visible and which will relist it's contents when it's contents is changed.
enjoy, will be fun!
greetz,
Stijn

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