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Thanks for reply

I had the apprehension, that this will be the answer to my question.
Because each operating system has a copy functionality, i had a
little hope, that this would be a part of java. Anyway, i'll do it
with buffered reader.

Thanks

Hansjoerg Zimmermann
Fanari AG

Richard Wilkman schrieb:

> Hansjorg (sorry, I lost the umlaut):
>
> You have to read it in and write it out to a new name.  Copy is not
> provided in Java.  Your best bet is to use a buffered reader.
>
> A cheat (non-portable and dangerous because you can't control or check
> for error states) would be to just Runtime.exec() a copy command.
>
> -Rich
>
> Hansj�rg Zimmermann wrote:
> >
> > Hi
> >
> > What is the fastest way to make a copy of a file ?
> >
> > Any hints are welcome
> >
> > H. Zimmermann, Fanari AG, Zurich, Switzerland
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