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Marcel:

java.io.File.length() tells you the size of the file.  You can watch
the bytes go by in the stream.  The rest is just math.

-Rich

Marcel Hell wrote:
> 
> Hi, my problem is the following:
> I have an application reading a file byte by byte via an FileInputStream.
> The bytes read are immediately written to another via a FileOutputStream.
> This works fine so far, NOW:
> I want the user to be able to follow the progress of the read-write action,
> so I am planning to use a JProgressBar. And here is my problem, HOW can I
> detect the length of the input file in order to set the maximum value in the
> JProgressBar?
> Could anyone help??
> 
> Regards
> Marcel Hell

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