java.lang.Object
com.pervasive.datarush.io.LocalFileSystemProvider
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FileSystemProvider
Provides access to the local file system. Local paths follow the conventions
of the operating system on which they are created. Thus on Windows, paths may
be prefixed by a drive letter and use backslashes as path element separators
(although slashes are also supported). This is similar to the behavior of
File.
Local file system paths do not require a scheme. Path strings without schemes
are always assumed to be local paths. However, for interoperability with
URIs, the file scheme is also recognized for local paths.
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Constructor Summary
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Method Summary
Modifier and TypeMethodDescriptionReturns a non-populated configuration object to server as a template that the user must fill-in.Gets default configuration for the schemes handled by the provider.getFileSystem(FileClient client, FileConfiguration configuration, Path path) Gets the file system identified by the path.getFileSystemPath(Path path) Returns the filesystem root path associated with the given path.Gets the path identified by the given string.booleanisPathSupported(String path) Indicates whether the given scheme is handled by the provider.
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Constructor Details
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LocalFileSystemProvider
public LocalFileSystemProvider()Creates a new provider for the local file system.This constructor is public as a matter of implementation only. Users should not construct a provider directly, but instead use the static methods contained in
FileClientandPaths.
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Method Details
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isPathSupported
Description copied from interface:FileSystemProviderIndicates whether the given scheme is handled by the provider.- Specified by:
isPathSupportedin interfaceFileSystemProvider- Parameters:
path- an identifier for a path scheme- Returns:
trueif this provider handles paths using the scheme,falseotherwise.
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getFileSystem
Description copied from interface:FileSystemProviderGets the file system identified by the path. The path identifies a file on the file system; the file's file system is returned. This is equivalent to callinggetPath(path).getFileSystem(), but may be faster.- Specified by:
getFileSystemin interfaceFileSystemProvider- Parameters:
client- a file client. most implementations will ignore this parameter. "meta-filesystems" ( those than can span filesystems ) may need the file client.configuration- the configuration for this filesystempath- a path identifying a file on the file system- Returns:
- the requested file system object
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getPath
Description copied from interface:FileSystemProviderGets the path identified by the given string. The resulting path represents a location in an abstract file system. Use the methods inFileClientto perform operations on the files and directories represented by paths.- Specified by:
getPathin interfaceFileSystemProvider- Parameters:
path- the path name to resolve into a path object- Returns:
- the requested path object
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getFileSystemPath
Description copied from interface:FileSystemProviderReturns the filesystem root path associated with the given path.- Specified by:
getFileSystemPathin interfaceFileSystemProvider- Parameters:
path- the path- Returns:
- the root path
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getConfigurationTemplate
Description copied from interface:FileSystemProviderReturns a non-populated configuration object to server as a template that the user must fill-in.- Specified by:
getConfigurationTemplatein interfaceFileSystemProvider- Returns:
- a configuration template
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getDefaultConfiguration
Description copied from interface:FileSystemProviderGets default configuration for the schemes handled by the provider. Default configuration is inherited from the execution environment.A provider should return a map with entries only for schemes having default configuration; if no schemes do, an empty map should be returned.
- Specified by:
getDefaultConfigurationin interfaceFileSystemProvider- Returns:
- a mapping of schemes to default configuration
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