saving an output file

Hi,

Is there any way to save the output file to a user specified directory?
I would like for the user to be able to select a directory and save the
output file there. At the very least, is there any way to specify where
the file is saved by writing it into the code. I know that in C++ you
can specify where the file is created by doing something like this
"C:\\mydir\myprogram.cpp" when you name the file. Does Java allow
something like this?

.

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