Anton,
Thanks for the examples.
As for point #5. IMO VFS shouldn't be relegated to the server. In
reality there are a limited number of use cases where I would want to
use VFS on a server. But I can think of plenty of reasons to want a
better file management API on the desktop. Being able to indicate that
a file is selected is an essential part of that.
If there's another way of indicating a file is selected, please let me know.
Thanks again,
Mark
anton huber wrote:
Hi Mark!
ad 2.:
length() -> fileObject.getContent().getSize()
isFile() -> fileObject.getType()==FileType.FILE
isDirectory() -> fileObject.getType()==FileType.FOLDER
getLastModified() -> fileObject.getContent().getLastModifiedTime()
ad 4.: rename:
long lastModTime =
sourceFileObject.getContent().getLastModifiedTime();
if (!sourceFileObject.canRenameTo(targetFileObject)){ //
other device
targetFileObject.copyFrom(sourceFileObject,
Selectors.SELECT_SELF);
sourceFileObject.delete(Selectors.SELECT_SELF);
} else { // same device
sourceFileObject.moveTo(targetFileObject);
}
targetFileObject.getContent().setLastModifiedTime(lastModTime);
ad 5.: Is this realy a matter of VFS ?
Hope it helps.
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