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From: Keith Underwood
Date: Fri, 28 Jul 2000 00:00

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We use a Job Control System that has 'File Events'.  Meaning that I can
tell the JCS to monitor a directory for an incoming file.  When it
detects a file, the JCS kicks off a process that does whatever we need
to the file.  The problem is,  I don't want to start processing on the
file until the file is completely been written to.  Some of these files
are 100-200mg, and the JCS will detect them once they start to arrive.
Does Java have a class that will check to see if the file is still being
written to, and if so then sleep and check again, and again until the
file is complete, and then the JCS can start the processing on the
file.  I can do this in Unix but I need to do it in NT.

Keithu

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