问题
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.
回答1:
You can use the Dokan library to create a virtual drive. There is a .Net wrapper for interfacing with C#.
回答2:
Yes, use the classes in System.IO.IsolatedStorage
回答3:
The contents of My Computer can include Shell Namespace Extensions. These COM objects run inside the main Explorer process, as do many other shell extensions. Using C# for such extensions is a bad idea, since your extension cannot control which CLR version Explorer.exe can use. And Microsoft allows only one CLR per process.
来源：https://stackoverflow.com/questions/56908/c-create-a-virtual-drive-in-computer