storage

Is there any way to create a virtual drive in "(My) Computer" and manipulate it, somewhat like JungleDisk does it? It probably does something like: override OnRead(object sender, Event e) { ShowFilesFromAmazon(); } Are there any API:s for this? Maybe to write to an XML-file or a database, instead of a real drive. The Dokan Library seems to be the answer that mostly corresponds with my question, even though System.IO.IsolatedStorage seems to be the most standardized and most Microsoft-environment adapted. Joel Lucsy You can use the Dokan library to create a virtual drive. There is a .Net

My iphone app has got rejected recently & with below mentioned reason : "We found that your app does not follow the iOS Data Storage Guidelines, which is not in compliance with the App Store Review Guidelines." For this app I was storing database (sqlite file) in /Documents/ directory for iOS 5.0.1 & above & for iOS 5.0 & below versions I used Library/Cache directory. For other data like PDF & artwork images which I was downloading from server I followed the same approach as above like: iOS 5.0.1 & Later: Saved these data into /Documents/ directory iOS 5.0 & earlier versions: Saved data to

I looked around and found some of the MySQL engines are innodb and MyISAM. Perhaps there are few more. My question is what are these database engines? What are the differences between different MySQL engines? And more importantly, How do I decide which one to use? mysql> SHOW ENGINES; +------------+---------+----------------------------------------------------------------+--------------+------+------------+ | Engine | Support | Comment | Transactions | XA | Savepoints | +------------+---------+----------------------------------------------------------------+--------------+------+------------+

I'm currently designing an architecture for a web-based application that should also provide some kind of image storage. Users will be able to upload photos as one of the key feature of the service. Also viewing these images will be one of the primary usages (via web). However, I'm not sure how to realize such a scalable image storage component in my application. I already thought about different solutions but due to missing experiences, I look forward to hear your suggestions. Aside from the images, also meta data must besaved. Here are my initial thoughts: Use a (distributed) filesystem like

Please read my question introduction before reading the real question: In Android there are an internal storage and an external storage . Don't be confused, because the internal storage relates to files that are accessible only by the app, and the external storage relates to normal files that can be accessed by all apps and can be found both in the real internal storage card (the phone's sd card) and in the real external storage card (the removable micro sd card). My path of the phone's sd card (the one that you can't remove) is: /storage/emulated/0 . My path of the micro sd card (the one that

I have an app where the users of my app can upload/download files, I don't want them to authorize every time they want to upload a file. So I came to know that Service Account is the solution to it, and that is exactly what I was looking for. I followed the the instructions given in this page: https://developers.google.com/drive/service-accounts It all works good, but the problem is the limit, i.e only 5GB, Isn't there any way where I can buy some Additonal Storage for my service Account(It is mentioned that It cannot be done, but still I just want to confirm). I do not want to use the web