Problem to set the path of browser button in a textbox in JSF

Hai guys I have a page which has a textbox and a command button. When I click the command button, a save dialogue box opens through which I can navigate to only DIRECTORIES and save my content. Therefore in the backend bean I have used a JFileChooser to invoke, I get the folder path, now my problem is to place this path into the textbox. How can I do that?
I have used the fileUpload tag but in this it select only the files but not the folder? Can anyone suggest me the solution?

AsishAnandAsha wrote:
Hai guys I have a page which has a textbox and a command button. When I click the command button, a save dialogue box opens through which I can navigate to only DIRECTORIES and save my content. Not possible with HTML and thus also not with JSF.
Therefore in the backend bean I have used a JFileChooser to invoke, I get the folder path, now my problem is to place this path into the textbox. How can I do that? Java runs at the server side, so also Swing components. The client will only see the JFileChooser if it runs at the same machine as where the server runs. Which wouldn't occur in real world.
I have used the fileUpload tag but in this it select only the files but not the folder? Can anyone suggest me the solution?This is not possible with HTML or any other client side code. As JSF just wraps and renders HTML, it can also do nothing for you. Best what you can do is to write a signed applet or Web Start application which can select directories and send it to the server side.

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