Pop-Ups and Choosers - The Definitive Guide to Java Swing - page 321

Table 9-10. JFileChooser Properties

Property Name Data Type Access

acceptAllFileFilter FileFilter Read-only

acceptAllFileFilterUsed boolean Read-write bound

accessibleContext AccessibleContext Read-only

accessory JComponent Read-write bound

actionListeners ActionListener[ ] Read-only

approveButtonMnemonic char

Read-write bound

approveButtonText String Read-write bound

approveButtonToolTipText String Read-write bound

choosableFileFilters FileFilter[ ]

Read-only

controlButtonsAreShown boolean Read-write bound

currentDirectory File Read-write bound

dialogTitle String Read-write bound

dialogType int Read-write bound

directorySelectionEnabled boolean Read-only

dragEnabled boolean Read-write

fileFilter FileFilter

Read-write bound

fileHidingEnabled boolean Read-write bound

fileSelectionEnabled boolean Read-only

fileSelectionMode int

Read-write bound

fileSystemView FileSystemView Read-write bound

fileView FileView Read-write bound

multiSelectionEnabled boolean Read-write bound

selectedFile File Read-write bound

selectedFiles File[ ] Read-write bound

UI FileChooserUI Read-only

UIClassID String

Read-only

When the different showDialog() methods are used, the dialogType property is automati-
cally set to one of three JOptionPane constants: OPEN_DIALOG , SAVE_DIALOG , CUSTOM_DIALOG . If
you're not using showDialog() , you should set this property according to the type of dialog box you
plan to work with. The controlButtonsAreShown property allows you to hide the Open, Save,
and Cancel buttons.