ZipFiles and JTree

I am developing a tool which compares to source zip files and generate report. I got stuck in the middle of the project.
Do anybody help in extracting z zip file and displaying the whole contents in zip file using JTree format. I was able to extract the contents from the zip file but couldn't display those contents using JTree.

Follow the bouncing link. As always Google is your friend.
http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&q=Java+%2B+extracting+zip+file
Cheers,
PS

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import java.util.*;
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Consume MouseEvent to prevent JList and JTree from receiving?!

I have a JTree and a JList where I have made the CellRenderer so that it has a "button" area. When this button is clicked, I want something to happen. This I have achieved just nicely with a MouseListener, as per suggestion from JavaDocs.
However, the problem is that when a click is deemed to be within the "button", I do not want the tree or list to process it anymore. But doing e.consume(), both on mousePressed or mouseClicked (though it obviously is pressed the JList and JTree themselves listen to) doesn't do jack.
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da.futt wrote:
stolsvik wrote:
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Cheers
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02.10.2009 14:21:57 org.jdesktop.swingx.event.EventOrderCheck$1 mousePressed
INFO: first added mouseListener
02.10.2009 14:21:57 org.jdesktop.swingx.event.EventOrderCheck$2 mousePressed
INFO: second added mouseListener
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INFO: second added listSelectionListener
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import java.awt.event.MouseEvent;
import java.awt.event.MouseListener;
import java.util.logging.Logger;
import javax.swing.JList;
import javax.swing.event.ListSelectionEvent;
import javax.swing.event.ListSelectionListener;
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import org.jdesktop.test.AncientSwingTeam;
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Do you know this link?
[How to Use Trees|http://java.sun.com/docs/books/tutorial/uiswing/components/tree.html]
Please help me as soon as possible.Sorry that I'm not good at English, I don't understand what you mean.
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Thanks
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Try to define the JScrollPane as
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2) most important when a user selects something in the tree on the left panel, so the right panel changes, the left panel is moved around the window depending on the size of the right panel.
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Thanks,
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Regards,
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Raffael wrote:
Hello,
thanks for your anserw. However, creating your own JTreeModel allow you to specify if a node is a leaf or not. But you will not being able to not draw it via the tree model or I m wrong?Your custom TreeModel will have to 'hide' the leaf nodes from objects that ask about them. Here's an example that wraps a DefaultTreeModel:
import java.awt.BorderLayout;
import java.awt.event.ActionEvent;
import java.awt.event.ActionListener;
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import javax.swing.JFrame;
import javax.swing.JScrollPane;
import javax.swing.JTree;
import javax.swing.WindowConstants;
import javax.swing.event.TreeModelListener;
import javax.swing.tree.DefaultMutableTreeNode;
import javax.swing.tree.DefaultTreeModel;
import javax.swing.tree.TreeModel;
import javax.swing.tree.TreePath;
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        DefaultMutableTreeNode nodeA = new DefaultMutableTreeNode("Node A");
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        nodeA.add(new DefaultMutableTreeNode("Leaf Two"));
        nodeA.add(new DefaultMutableTreeNode("Leaf Three"));
        DefaultMutableTreeNode nodeB = new DefaultMutableTreeNode("Node B");
        nodeB.add(new DefaultMutableTreeNode("Leaf Four"));
        nodeB.add(new DefaultMutableTreeNode("Leaf Five"));
        nodeB.add(new DefaultMutableTreeNode("Leaf Six"));
        root.add(nodeA);
        root.add(nodeB);
        final FilteredTreeModel model = new FilteredTreeModel(new DefaultTreeModel(root));
        final JTree tree = new JTree(model);
        f.add(new JScrollPane(tree), BorderLayout.CENTER);
        JButton b = new JButton("Toggle Leaf Display");
        b.addActionListener(new ActionListener() {
            public void actionPerformed(ActionEvent ae) {
                boolean visible = model.isShowingLeaves();
                model.setShowingLeaves(!visible);
                tree.repaint();
        f.add(b, BorderLayout.SOUTH);
        f.setSize(400,300);
        f.setVisible(true);
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        new HiddenLeaves();
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        private boolean showingLeaves = true;
        private DefaultTreeModel delegate;
        public FilteredTreeModel(DefaultTreeModel delegate) {
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        public void setShowingLeaves(boolean show) {
            this.showingLeaves = show;
            delegate.reload();
        public boolean isShowingLeaves() {
            return showingLeaves;
        public Object getChild(Object parent, int index) {
            Object child = delegate.getChild(parent, index);
            if (!isShowingLeaves() && delegate.isLeaf(child)) {
                child = null;
            return child;
        public int getChildCount(Object parent) {
            int count = delegate.getChildCount(parent);
            if (!showingLeaves) {
                int newCount = count;
                for (int i = 0; i < count; i++) {
                    if (delegate.isLeaf(delegate.getChild(parent, i))) {
                        newCount--;
                count = newCount;
            return count;
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            int index = delegate.getIndexOfChild(parent, child);
            if (!showingLeaves) {
                if (delegate.isLeaf(child)) {
                    index = -1;
            return index;
        public Object getRoot() {
            return delegate.getRoot();
        public boolean isLeaf(Object node) {
            return delegate.isLeaf(node);
        public void valueForPathChanged(TreePath path, Object newValue) {
            delegate.valueForPathChanged(path, newValue);
        public void addTreeModelListener(TreeModelListener l) {
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JList and JTree

Hello,
I have a list of servers in a JList( is a seperate class) and when i am selecting a server name from the JList i am calling this value in my main class and I am trying to use this selected value from the Jlist to create a new JTree node but the value is not being displayed as a node.
Any body having ideas as to why?
Reg,
suri

Hello,
Thanks for ur replies. I have tried the following way but still no results the node is not appearing in the JTree.
Here logon(this is a listBox class and contains a JList with a list of server names)
and root1 is the parent .
DefaultMutableTreeNode new1 = new DefaultMutableTreeNode(logon.getValue(), true);
int childCnt = root1.getChildCount();
treeModel.insertNodeInto(new1, root1, childCnt);
treeModel.reload(new1);
treeModel.nodeStructureChanged(new1);
JTree1.revalidate();
JPanel1.revalidate();
Any body any ideas .
Thanks,
reg,
suri

JEditorPane and JTree

Hi,
I have a tree that lists all objects and I want to do some kind of search feature. Results would be displayed in JEditorPane but I don't know anything about that. In JTree there is TreeSelectionListener (method valueChanged) and that has the functionality I need to have on JEditorPane but I don't know if this is possible?
Any advices please?

Hi,
I have a tree that lists all objects and I want to do some kind of search feature. Results would be displayed in JEditorPane but I don't know anything about that. In JTree there is TreeSelectionListener (method valueChanged) and that has the functionality I need to have on JEditorPane but I don't know if this is possible?
Any advices please?

Database and JTree

I have table in access entitled employees and wish to generate a JTree to show the organizational heirarchy of the company. I feel like I've followed the steps properly but the Jtrees either don't work or they work with the wrong data.
"Perform a query to obtain the name of the employee. If you are at the root node (level 0), just change the value of the current node to the name you got from the query, otherwise, create a child node and set its value to be that name. Perform another query to get the employee IDs of all the employees whose manager is the current employee. Loop through this result set, recursively calling the method for each of the employees in the resultset from step (4)."[]
    public static void generateTree(DefaultMutableTreeNode node, int id, int level){
        DbSource dbs = new DbSource("EmpDb");
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         if(success){
             while(dbs.nextRecord()){
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                if (level==0){
                    node.setUserObject(dbs.getField(1)+ " " + dbs.getField(2));
                    newNode=node;
                else{
                    newNode = new DefaultMutableTreeNode(dbs.getField(1) + " " + dbs.getField(2));
                    node.add(newNode);
             boolean success2 = dbs.processQuery("select employeeid from employees where " + id+ " = manager", false);
             if (success2){
             while (dbs.nextRecord()){
                  generateTree(newNode, id, level+1);
    }Any quick hints are appreciated.

Well, you didn't say what was wrong with the result of this. But that doesn't matter because I can see a lot of things wrong with the code.
First you don't have anything that gets the level-zero node. (The president of the company or whatever that is.) You should do this outside the recursively-called method and create a node that contains that person's name. Then call the method, passing it that node.
Second, in your posted code you have something that reads the entire file at every level. What's that for?
Third, the last four lines of that method look like the actual code you need: get the employees who report to the manager in the current node. However you need something that creates a new node for each of those employees and adds it to the manager node.
Fourth, you don't seem to use that "level" parameter anywhere. I don't think you have any need for it.
Fifth, and I don't know if this is a problem, you will need to be able to process several DbSource objects simultaneously. Possibly you can, but it's possible to code that sort of thing so that you can't.

Having trouble with JCheckBox and JTree

I am trying to render the JTree to display JCheckBox's instead of just ordinary JLabels.
It's fine, compiles, and when you view it it looks normal, until you try to check one.
You can't check it at all.
What am i doing wrong with this?
Thanks

OK, here it is...
public class EmotiTreeCellRenderer extends DefaultTreeCellRenderer {
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                    String icon = emoticon.getIconKeys();
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                         label.setText( "<html><body><img src=\"" + new File( emoticon.getRealPathToEmoticon() ).toURL().toString() + "\" alt=\"" + parseAlt( icon ) + "\"> " + parseAlt( icon ) + "</body></html>" );
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                         label.setText( "<html><body>" + parseAlt( icon ) + "</body></html>" );
                    return label;
               } else if ( userObject instanceof EmotiPack ) {
                    EmotiPack pack = (EmotiPack)userObject;
                    label.setText( pack.getName() );
                    return label;
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Xml to JTree, and JTree node to html file.

I have been trying to figure out a way to do this and I think I have a solution, but I am not sure how to structure the application and methods.
working with BorderLayout Panel p, JSplitPane split, JTree tree, and JEditorPane rpane
1st. My JSplitpane is divided with the tree, and rpane. The tree is on the left, and the rpane is on the right. both of these are then added to the Panel p
2. I will create a method that will read through a modules.xml file, and create a JTree - tree. When you click on the node element it's information is displayed in the right pane - rpane.
The Problem. I think it would take to long to create the html file on the fly each when I click on each individual node.
So my idea is to create the html files from many xml files when I run the program. I can then just load the html file when I click on each individual node.
This means alot of heavy processing in the front end, and everything will be static, but it will be faster when the user is in the program.
Problem. How do I associate each node element with the correct html file?
The Tree elements are always the same, but I can have 1 or many modules.
Here is an example:
<device> // - root
   <module1>
      <Status>
         <Network></Network>
         <Device></Device>
         <Chassis></Chassis>
         <Resources></Resources>
      </Status>
      <ProjMngt></ProjMngt>
      <ProjEdit></ProjEdit>
      <Admin>
         <admNetwork></admNetwork>
         <admUsers></admUsers>
      </Admin>
      <Logging></Logging>
   </Module1>
   ... Now I can have 1 or many Modules depending on what the xml file has in it.
   <Module*n>
</device>Other problems. Some of the information I want to store as a sortable Table, but I cannot seem to get any of the sort methods to work. They work if I just open a browser, and run the html file, but if I stick the html file into the JEditorPane it does not work? - any suggestions?
Also, can I pass a JTabbebPane to the JEditorPane, or can I create a tabbed pane in html that will do the same thing.
I am working with a very small device. It does not have a web application container like Tomcat on it. Just Apache, and Java. That is why I am using Swing.

Using 'productAttribute/text()' gets you all three productAttribute nodes and then grabs all the text under that node. It simply concatenates together all the text under the desired node, hence the results you are seeing. If you want to get the text for each child node separately, then you need to do something like (assumes 10.2.x.x or greater)
WITH your_table AS (SELECT
'<root><productAttribute>
<name>Baiying_attr_03</name>
<required>false</required>
</productAttribute>
<productAttribute>
<name>Baiying_attr_04</name>
<required>false</required>
</productAttribute>
<productAttribute>
<name>Baiying_attr_05</name>
<required>false</required>
</productAttribute></root>' xmldata
FROM DUAL)
-- Above simulates your DB table as I don't have it
-- You only care about the following
SELECT xt.*
FROM your_table yt,
       XMLTable('/root/productAttribute'
                PASSING XMLTYPE(yt.xmldata)
                COLUMNS
                prd_nm   VARCHAR2(30) PATH 'name',
                prod_rqd VARCHAR2(5)   PATH 'required') xt;Note: I added a <root> node as you had just provided a XML fragment. You will need to adjust accordingly.
The above produces
PRD_NM                         PROD_RQD
Baiying_attr_03                false
Baiying_attr_04                false
Baiying_attr_05                false

ZipFile and french accent

Hi,
I have a problem with using the "java.util.ZipFile" library.
Imagine that I have a zip file containing text files with names including french accents.
The code to open and extract the files is simple :
- I get each "ZipEntry";
- get an InputStream;
- convert to a bufferedInputStream;
- use the read method;
- save the data.
But when the read method is executed the "java.io.IOException: Stream closed" message is displayed.
If my zip file don't have file with name containing french accent, the code run without problem.
If someone know how to resolve the problem...
NB : I can't avoid the use of french accent.
THANKS
MY CODE :
try
String absoluteZipFileName = "C:\\temp\\fichier.zip";
String destDir = "C:\\temp\\";
zipfileName = new ZipFile(absoluteZipFileName);
for (Enumeration iter = zipfileName.entries(); iter.hasMoreElements();)
FileOutputStream FOS = null;
BufferedOutputStream BOS = null;
BufferedInputStream BIS = null;
try
int max = 2048;
ZipEntry zipEntryTest = (ZipEntry) iter.nextElement();
String fileName = zipEntryTest.getName();
BIS = new BufferedInputStream(zipfileName.getInputStream(zipEntryTest));
FOS = new FileOutputStream(destDir + fileName);
BOS = new BufferedOutputStream(FOS, max);
int nbr = 0;
byte data[] = new byte[max];
while ((nbr = BIS.read(data, 0, max)) != -1)
BOS.write(data);
catch (Exception a)
System.out.println(a.toString());
finally
BOS.close();
FOS.close();
catch (Exception e)
System.out.println(e.toString());
finally
try {zipfileName.close();} catch (Exception e) {}
THE ERRORS :
java.io.IOException: Stream closed
java.io.IOException: Stream closed

Why the java zip classes cannot work with zip files
created by other utilities (e.g. WinZip or Linux's zip
program) when they contain accented characters is a
question that I cannot answer, but it certainly looks
like a bug within the Java classes. It's not exactly a bug, I don't know what you would call it. When you look at the zip file specification ( http://www.pkware.com/products/enterprise/white_papers/appnote.html for example) you'll notice that the file name needs to be stored in bytes, but there is nothing to indicate which bytes. In particular it doesn't specify what encoding it assumes the file name is in.
This isn't surprising given that the format dates back to a time when only ASCII characters could occur in file names.
I suspect that if you used Java to create a zip file containing the file "sacrébleu.txt", you would be able to extract that file using Java also. Most likely WinZip and the Java API code use different, incompatible, ways of encoding that file name. Using a hex editor to examine what they produce should display the difference.
The reason I said it wasn't exactly a bug is that the specification is incomplete. But you could argue that what PKZip actually does is the de facto standard, and presumably WinZip does the same thing that PKZip does.

DnD: custom TransferHandler and JTree

Hi!
I have seen a similar post like this one before, but there was no real answer.
When I use the standard TransferHandler for DnD in a JTree, things work the way they should. However, when I use my own custom subclass of TransferHandler, no dragging behaviour is to be seen. Obviously, some crucial piece of code is missing from my class, but what is it?
public class TopicTransferHandler extends TransferHandler {
    private TM4J_FSControllerFactory factory;
    private Object objectInTree = null;
    public TopicTransferHandler(TM4J_FSControllerFactory factory) {
     super();
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    protected Transferable createTransferable(JComponent c) {
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     if (c instanceof FSTree) {
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         FSTree tree = (FSTree) c;
         HandleTopicMirrorController mc =
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         trans = mc.getTransferable(objectInTree);
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     return trans;
    public int getSourceActions(JComponent c) {
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}I appreciate any help!
Dunk

Hello!!
I was having the same problem, but using the source code of TransferHandler and the tutorial I finally got it!! Eba!!
/** Check http://java.sun.com/docs/books/tutorial/uiswing/misc/dnd.html
* @author Stenio L. Ferreira
* Created on 20/08/2003
* [email protected]
import javax.swing.*;
import java.awt.datatransfer.*;
import java.awt.event.MouseEvent;
import java.awt.event.MouseMotionListener;
import javax.swing.tree.*;
import com.exactus.vbcomponentes.*;
public class JTreeTransferHandler extends TransferHandler {
     protected Transferable createTransferable(JComponent c) {
          return new StringSelection(exportString(c));
     public int getSourceActions(JComponent c) {
          return COPY_OR_MOVE;
     protected String exportString(JComponent c) {
          DefaultMutableTreeNode treeNode =
               (DefaultMutableTreeNode) ((JTree) c)
                    .getSelectionPath()
                    .getLastPathComponent();
          Node meuNode = (Node) treeNode.getUserObject();
          Integer result = new Integer(meuNode.getMeuId());
          return (result.toString());
     private static class DragHandler implements MouseMotionListener {
          MouseEvent firstMouseEvent;
          public void mousePressed(MouseEvent e) {
               firstMouseEvent = e;
               e.consume();
          public void mouseDragged(MouseEvent e) {
               if (firstMouseEvent != null) {
                    e.consume();
                    int dx = Math.abs(e.getX() - firstMouseEvent.getX());
                    int dy = Math.abs(e.getY() - firstMouseEvent.getY());
                    //Arbitrarily define a 5-pixel shift as the
                    //official beginning of a drag.
                    if (dx > 5 || dy > 5) {
                         JComponent c = ((JTree) e.getSource());
                         JTreeTransferHandler th =
                              (JTreeTransferHandler) c.getTransferHandler();
                         Transferable t = th.createTransferable(c);
                         th.exportDone(c, null, NONE);
                         firstMouseEvent = null;
          public void mouseReleased(MouseEvent e) {
               firstMouseEvent = null;
          public void mouseMoved(MouseEvent e) {
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