Railo_Resource_Bundle

Table of Contents File System Types Local Files Zip, Tar and TGZ HTTP FTP RAM S3

File System Types

Local Files

Provides access to the files on the local physical file system. file:// absolute-path

Where absolute-path is a valid absolute file name for the local filesystem. Examples:

1. /home/someuser/somedir
2. c:\program files\some dir
3. c:/program files/some dir
4. file://home/someuser/somedir
5. file://C:/Documents and Settings
6. file:////somehost/someshare/afile.txt

Zip, Tar and TGZ

Provides access to the contents of Zip, Tar and TGZ files. zip:// arch-file-uri [!] tar:// arch-file-uri [!] tgz:// arch-file-uri [!]

Where arch-file-uri refers to a file of any supported type, including other zip files. Examples:

1. zip://c:/somedir/somefile.zip!/zipdir/file.txt
2. tgz://file://Users/susi/somefile.tar.gz!/zipdir/file.txt
3. tar:///Users/susi/somefile.tar!/zipdir/file.txt

HTTP

Provides readonly access to files on an HTTP server. http://[username] hostname [:][absolute-path]

Examples:

1. http://somehost:8080/downloads/pic.gif
2. http://myUserName:myPassword@myHost/index.html

FTP

Provides access to the files on an FTP server. ftp://[username] hostname [:][absolute-path]

Example:

1. ftp://myUsername:myPassword@somehost/pub/downloads/somefile.zip

RAM

A filesystem which stores all the data in memory. ram://[path]

Example:

1. ram:///any/path/to/file.txt

S3

Provides access to the files on an S3 (Simple Storage Service) Internet Storage s3://accessKey:secretAccessKey@/Bucketname[absolute-path]

Example:

1. s3://ddsfdsfer34ewe:ewdkwhekwrh3432@/somebucket/dir/somefile.txt