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File System Interfaces

The Stylus Studio file system interfaces are packaged in CustomFileSystem.jar, in the Stylus Studio \bin directory. To define a custom file system, you implement these interfaces:

  • com.exln.stylus.io.StylusFile, and
  • com.exln.stylus.io.StylusFileSystem

Once you have implemented the interfaces, compile them into your own .jar file ( myCustomFileSystem.jar, for example), and register the custom file system with Stylus Studio.

Examples

Implementation examples of the StylusFileSystem and StylusFile interfaces, JavaFileSystem.java and JavaFile.java, are included in the \examples\CustomFileSystem directory where you installed Stylus Studio.

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