You can write your own FileSystemManager to implement database based file system manager. The included NativeFileSystemManager uses the OS based file system manager. The only extra thing it does is user virtual root directory.
The ftplet does not catch the directory listing event because the assumption was that the directory listing task will be handled by the FileSystemManager. Thanks, Rana Bhattacharyya --- "Crespillo, Matias" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Interesting, currently what i have to do is: > when a suer logs in, it is usually shown the files > on his root folder right? > Well I need to show him a list of files pulled from > the database, so I > though i would creaet a new user subclass with a > VirtualFiles property, this > lead me to start touching code all over and made me > wonder, is this really a > good idea? what will happen when a new version of > ftp server comes out? > After this, I took a look at defaultftplet, which > has several usefull > methods, should i extend this ftplet and intercept > the directory listing > during a request in order to replace the listing of > files instead of doing > what I am doing at the moment? (which by the way > havent done succesfully > yet) > Any insight on this will be highly appreciated. > Regards. > __________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? Tired of spam? Yahoo! Mail has the best spam protection around http://mail.yahoo.com
