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Generate AppleDouble formatted file in Linux Web Server
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Generate AppleDouble formatted file in Linux Web Server


  • Subject: Generate AppleDouble formatted file in Linux Web Server
  • From: Martin Castellanos <email@hidden>
  • Date: Mon, 4 May 2009 16:07:09 -0500

Hello,

I'm working on an application that syncs data. For Mac OS, files are uploaded and if they contain resource fork information, the fork is read and stored as a string using: file/..namedfork/rsrc

Users can access their files using a Web application(Java) that's running on a Linux server, is there a way that I can generate a valid AppleDouble format file using only the data fork and the string I read from the namedfork? I don't mind losing the Finder Metadata.

Note: The idea is that users that synced its files using the application, can later go to the web application from any Mac and download the file(a single file) with the resource forks already included.

Is this posible?
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