Changes between Version 3 and Version 4 of WindowsFileSystemObserver

Timestamp:

06/20/08 14:58:31 (17 years ago)

Author:

schwarz

Comment:

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WindowsFileSystemObserver

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 DFKI has got a developer license; the WindowsFileSystemObserver project is shipped with a free runtime license.
 
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 == Getting the code ==
 
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 == Starting ==
 
 You have 3 alternative ways of starting the file system observer:
  * Start this batch file: [source:trunk/WindowsFileSystemObserver/Launch_WindowsFileSystemObserver.bat Launch_WindowsFileSystemObserver.bat]
+ * Use this launch configuration (from inside eclipse): [source:trunk/WindowsFileSystemObserver/WindowsFileSysObservation.launch WindowsFileSysObservation.launch]
  * Start this main class as Java application (from inside eclipse): [source:trunk/WindowsFileSystemObserver/src/observer/de/dfki/km/filesysobservation/standalone/StandaloneWindowsFileSystemObservation.java StandaloneWindowsFileSystemObservation]
- * Use this launch configuration (from inside eclipse): [source:trunk/WindowsFileSystemObserver/WindowsFileSysObservation.launch WindowsFileSysObservation.launch]
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+'''Attention:''' Make sure, that the [UserObservationHub] is running to receive file system observations! ;-)
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 == Configuring ==
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 Alternatively, you can also invoke [{{{addFolderToObserve}}}].
 
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 == Testing ==
 
-The file system observer creates NOPs of the observed file operations and passes them to the (hopefully running!) User Observation Hub.
+The file system observer creates NOPs of the observed file operations and passes them to the (hopefully running!) [UserObservationHub].
 
 Please keep in mind, that ALL file operations are observed and passed. That means: not only the file operations explicitly invoked by the user but also file operations done by the system or by applications are processed.