Closed sugoidogo closed 4 years ago
Hey, @josephsmendoza! I believe it makes sense for jnr-fuse to stay a simple building block which provides java interface on top of fuse.
If it's not difficult, some pointers on how to get started on that myself would be appreciated as well.
I think you could try to copy the corresponding files form jnr-fuse
into paralleluniverse/fuse , and try to see what's missing. The chances are, it won't be much.
@josephsmendoza You might want to check out our fuse-nio-adapter, adapts jnr-fuse to Java NIO.
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I was trying to build a filesystem with javafs which is a FUSE Java library that uses Java native FileSystem instead of exposing the FUSE API. I tried using this library because javafs doesn't work on windows, but the API here is too low level for my needs. Any chance of implementing
FileSystem
in this project? If it's not difficult, some pointers on how to get started on that myself would be appreciated as well. Or if it's easier, adding windows support to javafs