How to get file seperator in gwt to because System.getProperty
("file.separator") is not working on client side ?
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Rinku schrieb:
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> How to get file seperator in gwt to because System.getProperty
> ("file.separator") is not working on client side ?
What do you want to do with this information? Maybe you can
solve the underlying problem leading to this question
differently
t going to work.
On Jan 30, 4:34 am, Rinku wrote:
> How to get file seperator in gwt to because System.getProperty
> ("file.separator") is not working on client side ?
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you could always make
> an Async call to a service that called System.getProperty();
>
> I can't help feeling, though, that the fact that you want to get the
> file separator in the client would suggest that what you are trying to
> do with it isn't going to work.
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Rinku schrieb:
> I am using FileUploadWidget to upload a file.
> After uploading file I am adding the uploaded filename in a ListBox to
> display the uploaded filename to the user.
>>From server side I am returning the complete path of the file where I
> created uploaded file on the server. Code
Thanks Lothar.
I will try it.
On Jan 30, 2:37 pm, Lothar Kimmeringer wrote:
> Rinku schrieb:
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> > I am using FileUploadWidget to upload a file.
> > After uploading file I am adding the uploaded filename in a ListBox to
> > display the uploaded filename to the user.
> >>From server side I am ret
