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#ifndef __JAVACALL_DIR_H
#define __JAVACALL_DIR_H

/**
 * @file javacall_dir.h
 * @ingroup MandatoryDirectory
 * @brief Javacall interfaces for directory
 */

#include "javacall_defs.h" 

#define JAVACALL_MAX_ROOTS_LIST_LENGTH  512
#define JAVACALL_MAX_ROOT_PATH_LENGTH   128

#ifdef __cplusplus
extern "C" {
#endif
    

/**
 * @defgroup MandatoryDirectory Directory API
 * @ingroup JTWI
 *
 * The following functions specify how iterate through all files in a 
 * given directory.
 * The following functionality is provided:
 * 
 * - Open a directory file list: by calling function javacall_dir_open
 * - Get next file name in directory file list: calling javacall_dir_get_next
 * - Close directory file list: By calling javacall_dir_close
 * - Getting total free storage space available to Java
 * - Getting total storage space used by Java files
 *
 * @{
 */
        
/**
 * returns a handle to a file list. This handle can be used in
 * subsequent calls to javacall_dir_get_next() to iterate through
 * the file list and get the names of files that match the given string.
 * 
 * @param path the name of a directory, but it can be a
 *             partial file name
 * @param pathLen length of directory name
 * @return pointer to an opaque filelist structure, that can be used in
 *         javacall_dir_get_next() and javacall_dir_close
 *         NULL returned on error, for example if root directory of the
 *         input 'string' cannot be found.
 */
javacall_handle javacall_dir_open(const javacall_utf16* path,
                                  int pathLen);
    
/**
 * closes the specified file list. This handle will no longer be
 * associated with this file list.
 * @param handle pointer to opaque filelist struct returned by
 *               javacall_dir_open 
 */
void javacall_dir_close(javacall_handle handle);
    
/**
 * Returns the next filename in directory path (UNICODE format).
 * The order is defined by the underlying file system. Current and
 * parent directory links ("." and "..") must not be returned.
 * This function must behave correctly (e.g. not skip any existing files)
 * even if some files are deleted from the directory between subsequent
 * calls to <code>javacall_dir_get_next()</code>.
 * 
 * On success, the resulting file will be copied to user supplied buffer.
 * The filename returned will omit the file's path
 * 
 * @param handle pointer to filelist struct returned by javacall_dir_open
 * @param outFilenameLength will be filled with number of chars written 
 * 
 * 
 * @return pointer to UNICODE string for next file on success, 0 otherwise
 * returned param is a pointer to platform specific memory block
 * platform MUST BE responsible for allocating and freeing it.
 */
javacall_utf16* javacall_dir_get_next(javacall_handle handle,
                                        int* /*OUT*/ outFilenameLength);
    
/**
 * Checks the size of free space in storage. (for Java )
 * @return size of free space for java
 */
javacall_int64 javacall_dir_get_free_space_for_java(void);
    
/**
 * Returns the root path of java's home directory.
 * 
 * @param rootPath returned value: pointer to unicode buffer, allocated 
 *        by the VM, to be filled with the root path.
 * @param rootPathLen IN  : lenght of max rootPath buffer
 *                    OUT : lenght of set rootPath
 * @return <tt>JAVACALL_OK</tt> if operation completed successfully
 *         <tt>JAVACALL_FAIL</tt> if an error occured
 */
javacall_result javacall_dir_get_root_path(javacall_utf16* /* OUT */ rootPath,
                                           int* /* IN | OUT */ rootPathLen);
    
/**
 *  Returns file separator character used by the underlying file system
 * (usually this function will return '\\';)
 * @return 16-bit Unicode encoded file separator
 */
javacall_utf16 javacall_get_file_separator(void);


/**
 * Check if the given path is located on secure storage
 * The function should return JAVACALL_TRUE only in the given path
 * is located on non-removable storage, and cannot be accessed by the 
 * user or overwritten by unsecure applications.
 * @return <tt>JAVACALL_TRUE</tt> if the given path is guaranteed to be on 
 *         secure storage
 *         <tt>JAVACALL_FALSE</tt> otherwise
 */
javacall_bool /* OPTIONAL*/  javacall_dir_is_secure_storage(javacall_utf16* classPath, 
                                                            int pathLen);

/** @} */
    
#ifdef __cplusplus
}
#endif

#endif 

