You need to perform the
equivalent
of the Unix touch
command; you want to create a
file or update a file’s modified timestamp.
Use the touch()
method from FileUtils
.
To use touch( )
, pass it a File
object; if the File
does not exist,
touch( )
will create a new file. If the file
exists, the timestamp of the file will be updated to the current
time. The following code demonstrates the touch( )
method on the file testFile.txt
:
import org.apache.commons.io.FileUtils; try { File testFile = new File( "testFile.txt" ); // If testFile didn't already exists, create it // If testFile already exists, update the modified timestamp FileUtils.touch( testFile ); } catch( IOException ioe ) { System.out.println( "Error touching testFile" ); }
If testFile.txt
does not exist, the file will be
created by the call to touch( )
. If
testFile.txt
does exist, the last modified
timestamp will be updated to the current time after the call to
touch( )
.
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