How to create a directory and a floder inside the directory and how to copy the files from source to target directory?

For example we had a floder D;//drafts where there are csv files. and a floder D://pdffiles it consists of some pdf files.

The first challenge is to create a directory like D://archieve/currentmonthandyear/drafts/csv files.
the second challenge is to create a directory like D://archieve/currentmonthandyear/drafts/pdf files.

For this we need a property files assume me.properties
 property file consists of key value pairs as shown below

savefile=D:/Drafts/
pdffiles=D:/Payslips/
archivefiles=D:/archive/
archivedrafts=/Drafts/
archivepdffiles=/Payslips/
csvfile=D:/Drafts/payslip.csv

We need a class to call kets from property files ,Take user defined classes  and write the following code,
JPropertyReader .java

import java.util.ResourceBundle;
public class JPropertyReader {
 public static String readProperty(String key) {
  String PROPERTY_FILE=MessageConstants.prop_dir;
  ResourceBundle rb = ResourceBundle.getBundle(PROPERTY_FILE);
  String propvalue=rb.getString(key);
  return propvalue;
 }
 public static String  readlog4JProperty(String strKey) 
 { String PROPERTY_NAME="ATR";
  ResourceBundle rb=ResourceBundle.getBundle(PROPERTY_NAME);
  String strPropertyValue=rb.getString(strKey);
  return strPropertyValue;
 }
}

ResourcebBundle .java is an abstarct class and it is available in java.utill.* package

Take a class to create dirctory and store files in it and delete files.

package com.centris.atr.common.util;

import java.io.File;
import java.io.IOException;
import java.util.Calendar;

import org.apache.commons.io.FileUtils;

public class FileOperations {
public void copy_Directory_Files(){
 System.out.println("----u r in copy_directory==========");
 String[] monthName = {"January", "February",
   "March", "April", "May", "June", "July",
   "August", "September", "October", "November",
 "December"};
 Calendar cal = Calendar.getInstance(); 
 String monthSalary = monthName[(cal.get(Calendar.MONTH)-1)]; //current month-1 means pervious month
 int yearSalary = cal.get(Calendar.YEAR);//current year
 String savefile=JPropertyReader.readProperty("savefile"); D://drafts
 File srcDir = new File(savefile);
 File srcDir1 = new File(JPropertyReader.readProperty("pdffiles"));//D://pdffiles
 String archivedraftfiles=JPropertyReader.readProperty("archivefiles")+monthSalary+yearSalary+JPropertyReader.readProperty("archivedrafts");//here we will create directory like D://archieve/perviousmonth with year/drafts
 String archievepdffiles=JPropertyReader.readProperty("archivefiles")+monthSalary+yearSalary+JPropertyReader.readProperty("archivepdffiles");  //D://archieve/perviousmonth with year/pdffiles
 File trgDir = new File(archivedraftfiles);
 File trgDir1 = new File(archievepdffiles);
 //boolean success=true;
 try {
   FileUtils.copyDirectory(srcDir, trgDir);//copying files from source to target
   FileUtils.copyDirectory(srcDir1, trgDir1);
  } catch (IOException e) {
  e.printStackTrace();
 }
  
}
public static boolean delete_Files(){
 boolean t=true;
 String savefile=JPropertyReader.readProperty("savefile");
 String pdffiles=JPropertyReader.readProperty("pdffiles");
 File directory = new File(savefile);
 File[] files = directory.listFiles();//deleting the files csvfile from d://drafts/csvfile
 for (File file : files) {
  if (!file.delete())
  {
   t=false;
  }
 }
 File directory1 = new File(pdffiles);
 File[] files1 = directory1.listFiles();
 for (File file : files1) {
  if (!file.delete())
  {
   t=false;
  }
 }
 return t;
}
public static void main(String args[]){
FileOperations objFileOperations=new FileOperations();
  objFileOperations.copy_Directory_Files();
 
}

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