TFile* classes and their dependent classes.See: Description
| Class | Description |
|---|---|
| TApplication<E extends Exception> |
A template class which aids in establishing the typical
setup-work-sync life cycle of a TrueZIP application.
|
| TArchiveDetector |
Detects a prospective archive file and declares its file system
type by mapping its file name suffix to an archive driver.
|
| TBIO | |
| TConfig |
A container for configuration options with global or inheritable thread
local scope.
|
| TConfig.Global |
Holds the global configuration.
|
| TConfig.InheritableThreadLocalConfigStack |
An inheritable thread local configuration stack.
|
| TFile |
A replacement for the class
File which provides transparent
read/write access to archive files and their entries as if they were
(virtual) directories and files. |
| TFileBeanInfo |
Provides a persistence delegate to support
XMLEncoder/XMLDecoder. |
| TFileComparator |
Compares two files by their status and path name so that directories
are always ordered before other files.
|
| TFileInputStream |
A replacement for the class
FileInputStream for reading plain old
files or entries in an archive file. |
| TFileOutputStream |
A replacement for the class
FileOutputStream for writing plain old
files or entries in an archive file. |
| TFileReader |
A replacement for the class
FileReader for reading plain old files
or entries in an archive file. |
| TFileWriter |
A replacement for the class
FileWriter for writing plain old files
or entries in an archive file. |
Provides uniform, transparent, thread-safe,
read/write access to archive files as if they were just plain
directories in a file system path by means of the
TFile* classes and their dependent classes.
This is the primary API for JSE 6 compliant TrueZIP applications: Like the API of the module TrueZIP Path, this API is a facade for the module TrueZIP Kernel. In contrast to the TrueZIP Path API however, this API is limited to access the platform file system and any archive files within the platform file system. In contrast to the TrueZIP Kernel API, both APIs are designed to be easy to learn and convenient to use while providing a great level of flexibility. Because all virtual file system state is managed by the TrueZIP Kernel module, this module can concurrently access the same file systems than the TrueZIP Path module.
For example, an application could access an entry within an archive
file using a TFile like this:
File file = new TFile("archive.tar.gz/README.TXT");
Writer out = new TFileWriter(file);
try {
// Write archive entry contents here.
...
} finally {
out.close();
}
This example presumes that the JARs of the file system driver modules TrueZIP Driver File and TrueZIP Driver TAR are present on the run time class path.
Mind that a TFile is a File, so you can
use it polymorphically.
However, you cannot use it with a plain
File(In|Out)putStream or a plain
File(Reader|Writer) to access prospective archive
entries because these classes were not designed for this task.
You have to use a TFile(In|Out)putStream or a
TFile(Reader|Writer) instead.
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