- Book Information
- Preface
- Chapter 1 Introduction to the WebNFS Software Development Kit
- Chapter 2 Extended Filesystem API
- Chapter 3 NFS Classes for the Extended Filesystem
- Chapter 4 The XFileAccessor Interface Class and Methods
- Chapter 5 XFileChooser
- Appendix A Frequently Asked Questions
- Overview
- The WebNFS and Extended Filesystem API FAQ
- Why Do I Get "Permission Denied" Errors When I Try to Read My Own Files?
- When I Create a File Or Directory over NFS, Why Is It Owned by nobody?
- Why Won't My NFS URL Work with a Non-WebNFS Server?
- Can I Use an NFS Proxy Server?
- How Do I Access an Internet NFS Server Through My Firewall?
- Why Can't I Access Files on a Digital UNIX Server?
- How Do I Browse the Exported Filesystems of a Server?
- How Can I Tell If a File Is "Hidden"?
- What Kind of Cacheing Does the Java NFS Client Use?
- Using XFileOutputStream, I Write Data, But It Never Appears in the File. Why?
- How Do I Create or Read Symbolic Links?
- Can I Detect a Symbolic Link?
- Can I Control the Client's Read Size and Write Size?
- How Do I Lock a File Using the Extended Filesystem API?
- Where Can I Find Out More about NFS?
- How Do I Obtain the File Separator Character Using XFile?
- Do I Have to Type a URL to Access Any Non-Native File?
- What Happens If a Relative Name Looks Like a URL?
- How Do I Get or Set Attributes with XFile?
- How Do I Write an Accessor Class for a "Plug-in" Filesystem?
- Why Isn't XFile a Subclass of File?
- Appendix B Simple XFile Sample Programs
- Appendix C The DemoEditor Sample Program
- Appendix D The XFileChooser Sample Program