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Reading and Uploading files in java

How do I iterate through a directory to read *.csv files and upload them in my system in Java?

Ignore the upload part of post.

You can do something like this to locate all the files in your directory that have a .csv extension.

File[] files = new File(DIR_LOCATION).listFiles(new FileFilter() {
    public boolean accept(File file) {
        return file.getName().endsWith(".csv");
    }
});

Take a look at the File I/O section of the java tutorial

Give more specifics. Are you talking about a web application or a standalone application. Simple answer is if it is a web application you can't do that as you can upload only files using file control. If its a standalone app, you can read the dir using list method of file and check if the extension is csv and read it.

You can use File#listFiles() in combination with FilenameFilter to obtain CSV files of a given directory.

File directory = new File("/path/to/your/dir");
File[] csvFiles = directory.listFiles(new FilenameFilter() {
    @Override public boolean accept(File dir, String name) {
        return name.endsWith(".csv");
    }
});

The remnant of the answer depends on how and where you'd like to upload it to. If it's a FTP service, then you'd like to use Apache Commons Net FTPClient . If it's a HTTP service, then you'd like to use Apache HttpComponents Client HttpClient . If you edit your question to clarify the functional requirement, then I may update this answer to include more detail. You should however be aware that you need some sort of a server on the other side to be able to connect and send/upload the file to. Eg a FTP or HTTP (web) server.

File.list() will get you all the files in a given directory. File.list() returns it as an array of Strings; File.listFiles() returns it as an array of File objects.

You can then loop through the array and pick out all the ones that end in ".csv".

If you want to be a little more sophisticated, create a FilenameFilter that only passes csv files.

Check the File API . Specifically, the File.list* methods; those will list the files in a directory.

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