6.5 NetWare File System Samples

These samples demonstrate how to perform various manipulations of files in the NetWare File System, such as creating and deleting files, accessing file streams, accessing file attributes, and so forth.

• Bind.java demonstrates how to explicitly bind foreign (non-file system) objects to the file system provider’s contexts.
• DirectoryAttrList.java demonstrates using the dynamic and static attribute interfaces of a directory DirContext.
• DirectoryCreator.java demonstrates how to create a new directory in an existing directory DirContext.
• DirectoryDeleter.java demonstrates how to delete a directory that is subordinate to an existing directory DirContext.
• DynamicAttributeValueInterface.java demonstrates how to declare methods for handling the various attribute values in the dynamic attribute value interfaces.
• ExtendedAttribute.java demonstrates how to create and read an extended attribute on a file or directory DirContext.
• FileAttrList.javademonstrates how to use the dynamic and static attribute interfaces of a file DirContext.
• FileCreator.java demonstrates how to create a new file subordinate to an existing directory DirContext.
• FileDeleter.java demonstrates how to delete a file that is subordinate to an existing directory DirContext.
• FileList.java demonstrates how to displays a lists of the subordinate object names bound to a given directory or volume Context.
• GenericAttrList.java demonstrates how to displays a lists of the Attribute IDs and their associated value types for a generic JNDI DirContext.
• GenericObjectList.java demonstrates how to displays a lists of the object names bound to a specified generic JNDI DirContext.
• Schema.java demonstrates how to discover schema information about a specified file system name space’s DirContext.
• Search.java demonstrates how to search on attribute values.
• StaticAttributeValueInterface.java demonstrates how to use a handler for NFile types of objects.
• Streams.java demonstrates how to do input stream, output stream and random access to an existing file.
• Textual.java demonstrates how to do a textual display of the various attribute values.
• TextualDynamic.java demonstrates how to utilize the dynamic attribute value interfaces by declaring methods for handling the various attribute values.
• TextualStatic.java demonstrates how to utilize the static attribute value interfaces by declaring methods for handling the various attribute values.
• UnBind.java demonstrates how to explicitly unbind a foreign object from the file system provider’s Contexts.
• VolumeAttrList.java demonstrates using the Dynamic and Static attribute interfaces of a directory DirContext.