that we are using. I don't think I could upgrade to a newer version
even if it had the features we need.
Thanks again for your help,
Patrick R. Thomas
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From: Gary Gregory
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to notify about files that already exist. I will have
> to
> > > add this as well, although it is optional because it doesn't work
> correctly
> > > in my current system.
> > >
> > > Thank you,
> > >
> > > Patrick R. Thomas
> > &
les that already exist. I will have to
> > add this as well, although it is optional because it doesn't work correctly
> > in my current system.
> >
> > Thank you,
> >
> > Patrick R. Thomas
> >
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>> the folders on the same server as the application. We are using Java's
>> WatchService to do the monitoring. For security reasons, we have to move to
>> a new design where the folders will be o
security reasons, we have to move to
> a new design where the folders will be on a different server. My
> understanding is that WatchService will not work well for this. I am
> evaluating FileAlterationMonitor as an alternative. I have several
> questions. Is there additional documentati
ave to move to
> a new design where the folders will be on a different server. My
> understanding is that WatchService will not work well for this. I am
> evaluating FileAlterationMonitor as an alternative. I have several
> questions. Is there additional documentation I can reference
I am evaluating FileAlterationMonitor
as an alternative. I have several questions. Is there additional documentation
I can reference? If the folder being monitored is on a mapped network drive and
the connection is lost, what happens? Can the monitor detect files that already
exist when it start
