Package org.modeshape.connector.filesystem

The classes that make up the connector that accesses the files and directories on a local file system and exposes them as content in a repository.

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Interface Summary
CustomPropertiesFactory A simple interface that allows an implementer to define additional properties for "nt:folder", "nt:file", and "nt:resource" nodes created by the file system connector.
 

Class Summary
BasePropertiesFactory A base class for CustomPropertiesFactory implementations that handle "extra" or "custom" properties for 'nt:file', 'nt:folder', or 'nt:resource' nodes.
FileSystemI18n The internationalized string constants for the org.modeshape.connector.filesystem* packages.
FileSystemRepository Implementation of Repository that provides access to an underlying file system.
FileSystemSource The RepositorySource for the connector that exposes an area of the local file system as content in a repository.
IgnoreProperties A CustomPropertiesFactory implementation that ignores the "extra" or "custom" properties for 'nt:file', 'nt:folder', and 'nt:resource' nodes.
LogProperties A CustomPropertiesFactory implementation that logs information about the "extra" or "custom" properties for 'nt:file', 'nt:folder', and 'nt:resource' nodes.
StoreProperties A CustomPropertiesFactory implementation that stores "extra" or "custom" properties for 'nt:file', 'nt:folder', and 'nt:resource' nodes in a separate file that is named the same as the original but with a different extension.
ThrowProperties A CustomPropertiesFactory implementation that throws an exception when attempting to store the "extra" or "custom" properties for 'nt:file', 'nt:folder', and 'nt:resource' nodes.
 

Package org.modeshape.connector.filesystem Description

The classes that make up the connector that accesses the files and directories on a local file system and exposes them as content in a repository. This connector is based on the path repository framework.

See Also:
PathWorkspace, PathTransaction


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