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资源说明：Allows Javascript applications to read and write local files, through the use of a privileged applet.
= fileify
Allows Javascript applications to read and write local files, through the
use of a privileged applet.
This code has been derived from http://gitify.com, a 100% web based git client.
Some refer to this method as JAHA, in true four letter Web 2.0 fashion.
http://windyroad.org/2006/08/14/reintroducing-javascript-and-hidden-applets-jaha/
= Example
== How to build
In order to build fileify for your own site you'll need git, Eclipse (3.5 or
greater) and the Java 1.6 JDK.
* git clone http://github.com/mcolyer/fileify.git
* Launch eclipse
* From the File menu choose "Import" and then "Existing Projects into
Workspace" and select the git checkout you made in step 1.
* Fix any library reference errors (I use Ubuntu to develop, so it's likely the
files moved if you aren't using Ubuntu)
* Next you'll need to create a keystore to sign the applet so it can run
privileged.
* Use the following to generate the keystore:
"keytool -genkeypair -alias fileify -keypass secret -storepass secret -validity 365"
Answer the questions as prompted.
* You should now be able to right click the build.xml file in eclipse and build
the all target.
* There should now be a fileify.jar in the root of the git checkout, which you
can place in the root of your application.
== How to contribute
* First fork the repository using github.
* Create a branch for your feature or fix with an appropriate name.
* Make your changes and create any relevant test cases (see tests/) and then
push to github.
* Create a github ticket with a link to the relevant branch that you think
should be merged. Briefly describe what is going on in the ticket
== Related Links
* http://www.tiddlywiki.com/#TiddlySaver - An applet used by the Tiddlywiki
project to save, similar but less generic.
* http://www.w3.org/TR/2009/WD-FileAPI-20091117/ - W3C's proposal for a read
only file API (used in FF 3.6)
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