Package br.com.objectos.fs

Defines interfaces for developing applications that require file system access and provides an implementation for accessing the local file system.

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Interface Summary

Directory	A façade for directory only operations.
DirectoryContentsVisitor	A visitor of the contents of a directory.
PathName	Represents a pathname in a file system.
PathNameVisitor<R,P>	A visitor of PathName instances.
PosixFileModeOption	Represents a POSIX file access permission.
RegularFile	A façade for regular file only operations.
RegularFileCreateOption	Sets a regular file attribute during its creation.
RegularFileIsOption	Queries a regular file for a certain attribute.
ResolvedPath	A façade for operating on a pathname in a file system for which is not known if it is a directory, a file or if it does not exist.
WritablePathName	A façade for writing operations.

Class Summary

JavaIoTmpdir	The java.io.tmpdir system property as a Directory instance.
LocalFs	Provides static methods for obtaining PathName instances, such as directories and files, from the local file system.
Posix	Provides POSIX file access permissions.
SimplePathNameVisitor<R,P>	A simple visitor of PathName instances.

Exception Summary

FoundException	Indicates that an operation meant for nonexistent files failed because the file actually exists.
NotDirectoryException	Indicates that an operation meant for a directory failed because the file is not a directory (it is a regular file for example).
NotFoundException	Indicates that an operation meant for an existent file failed because the file does not actually exist.
NotRegularFileException	Indicates that an operation meant for a regular file failed because the file is not a regular file (it is a directory for example).

Package br.com.objectos.fs Description

Defines interfaces for developing applications that require file system access and provides an implementation for accessing the local file system.

Classes in this package will use java.io for file system access if it is a Java 6 build or will use java.nio.file if its a Java 7+ build.

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