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Dave:

Most of java.io is simply off limits from Applets, and you can't get
there from here with a URL.

One thing that might work would be a showDocument with a URL that is
built from the Applet location but doesn't have the actual html file
located.  On some web servers this gives you just a listing of the
files in that directory.

-Rich

Dave Lamy wrote:
> 
> Everyone--
> I am attempting to provide the user a list of files found in a particular
> directory (URL) in an applet.  When working in the IDE, I was using the File
> object, which has the list() method.. but I'm assuming that this method is
> reading the client machine's file system so browsers would nix it.  What's
> the comparable method in URL-ese?  I'm assuming a URL object would be
> involved, but the getContent() method doesn't seem to be the answer.
> Thanks in advance for the help!
> Dave Lamy
> Synergy, Inc
> dlamy@synergyinc.com

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