| 1 | = Windows File System Observer = |
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| 3 | The WindowsFileSystemObserver project is an open-source project providing file system observations (currently only for Windows OS). |
| 4 | It observes the following file/folder operations: create, delete, move, and rename files/folders. |
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| 6 | This project uses [http://www.teamdev.com/jniwrapper/ JNIWrapper], a commercial product. |
| 7 | DFKI has got a developer license; the WindowsFileSystemObserver project is shipped with a free runtime license. |
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| 9 | == Getting the code == |
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| 11 | Check out the project from this SVN repository: |
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| 13 | https://usercontext.opendfki.de/repos/trunk/WindowsFileSystemObserver |
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| 16 | == Starting == |
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| 18 | You have 3 alternative ways of starting the file system observer: |
| 19 | * Start this batch file: [source:trunk/WindowsFileSystemObserver/Launch_WindowsFileSystemObserver.bat Launch_WindowsFileSystemObserver.bat] |
| 20 | * Start this main class as Java application (from inside eclipse): [source:trunk/WindowsFileSystemObserver/src/observer/de/dfki/km/filesysobservation/standalone/StandaloneWindowsFileSystemObservation.java StandaloneWindowsFileSystemObservation] |
| 21 | * Use this launch configuration (from inside eclipse): [source:trunk/WindowsFileSystemObserver/WindowsFileSysObservation.launch WindowsFileSysObservation.launch] |
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| 23 | == Configuring == |
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| 25 | Wenn first starting the file observer it opens up the config dialog which allows to add the file folders to observe: |
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