infeo
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4 years ago No. That would be cool and a possible feature request.
Basically you need to implement all methods which should be handled. If a method is not implemented, its functionality is not given in the actual file system. So if you want to pass through reading files, you need to implement the method readFile(...) . Note that there are also methods which you cannot easily pass through like reading NTFS-specific extended attributes or setting the security descriptor. In these cases you need to use either JNI or program it yourself.
A pass through example for the "standard" methods can be found cryptomator/dokany-nio-adapter. It relies on an old but similar version of dokan-java. For the more windows specifc functions there does not exist an implementation.
Am 19. Dezember 2019 01:59:03 MEZ schrieb Hristo I Stoyanov notifications@github.com:
Hi, I ma new to dokan-java. Is there a way to implemented a "pass-through" file system: e.g. you only decorate certain operations (like file write) and otherwise pass through to the underlying default NTFS filesystem for operations that you don't care to implement or decorate?
I would like to implement a driver that only intercepts "file writes" but all other operations are delegated to NTFS, including the intercepted file writes.
Thanks
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hrstoyanov
Hi, I ma new to dokan-java. Is there a way to implemented a "pass-through" file system: e.g. you only decorate certain operations (like file write) and otherwise pass through to the underlying default NTFS filesystem for operations that you don't care to implement or decorate?
I would like to implement a driver that only intercepts "file writes" but all other operations are delegated to NTFS, including the intercepted file writes.
Thanks