applications could write and read from the harddisk, the user can
browse fromwithin the finder and copy, move and delete.
my application would provide listings when the user opens a folder
and deal with files dropped to a folder.
i know i could get far with folder actions concerning dropping a
file. but i would also act when an application tries to open a file
in that folder or a user wants to copy it by dragging it out.
i could also make an application that ressembles a window where you
can drag from and to like many ftp applications, but this still
excludes the access from other applications.
to give an example, i have seen once a media server that had images
on a raw partition, but provided them at the same time as jpeg, tiff
and bmp files on a virtual harddisk. the files however existed only
virtually and were created on the fly from the raw partition as they
were opened.
matthias
On 14 août 06, at 23:31, Knut Lorenzen wrote:
Matthias Buercher schrieb dereinst (am 14.08.2006 23:20 Uhr) via
[EMAIL PROTECTED]:
is it possible that an application emulates a mounted harddisk that
acts towards the finder and the other application like a volume?
Perhaps writing out a .dmg and mounting it? What exactly are you
trying to
achieve?
Yet another shot in the dark:
<http://osxbook.com/software/fslogger/>
Cheers,
Knut
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