> Actually, what I am trying to do is simply transfer (copy) all the content > which is in Slide (i.e. /files/*) to a directory on my machine (i.e. > C:\files\) from within a Java application. > For example, I would have a servlet that would respond to a request for a > "file transfer" operation by reading the content in Slide and copying it to > a user-specified directory on the filesystem. I don't need to keep all the > meta-info about the content. > > I am very new to Slide and I'm not even sure I have a full grasp of the way > everything works, so the more info you can give me the better ;)
You can use the slide client side File class to ge the names of the files in the directories and walk these the same way you would with a normal File object. Once you know the names of the files (and hence there url) you can get copies of them by using a http get command (apache commons provides a nice httpclient for such tasks) k. -- To unsubscribe, e-mail: <mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]> For additional commands, e-mail: <mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
