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Re: 3995 optical drive



I've obviously been out of this for far too long. And when I was involved, I 
primarily used WAF APIs rather than the HFS APIs. Still, I can't see any way to 
specify such a path for the HFS APIs.

Can you provide a sample value for the path parameter of the Open Stream File 
(QHFOPNSF) API for example that can not be seen via IFS?

Tom Liotta


WAF APIs are specific to the WAF/ImagePlus/OnDemand application. Files are not accessed by name but instead by a database key (document id).

I don't have an example of QHFOPNSF to provide, but just look at the parms in the HFS manual or on the InfoCenter. The 2nd & 3rd are Path & Path length. By path they mean complete path and file name.

For example, a path name for an optical file might be:
/QOPT/VOLUME01A/MYDIR/MYFILE.EXT

Both direct and LAN attached volumes use the same path format.


Keith


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