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# Changes from v2.1.1 to v2.2.0

Overall, the main changes are:

- Created an OSX version.
- Added DiskFile.getShortName()
- Implemented FileRegistry.getProcesses() on Windows.

## API Changes

> 1. Added the AF_OSXPACKAGE constant to AppFile
> 2. Added the getShortName() method to DiskFile

## Source Code/Build Changes

## Implementation Changes

> Common java:

> 1. AppFile.getExecutableType now can return the new constant AppFile.AF_OSXPACKAGE
> Common native:

> 1. CStrA has a new ctor that takes a Pascal string
> 2. CStringVector now accepts and deals correctly with NULL elements
> 3. Fixed a bug where CStringVector wasn't deleting the CVector it owns
> Mac java:

> 1. Added the IToolboxLock interface, which is used by the classes that use native code: AppUtilsMRJ, IConfigMRJ, XUtilsOSX, AppFinderMRJ, ResFileMRJ. Those classes now have setLockObject and getLockObject methods. Before each native method is called, if the IToolboxLock object is not null, its lock() method is called in order to synchronize access to native code. After the native method returns, the unlock() method is called. In order to make this as easy to implement as possible, an additional layer of indirection was added to each native-method-using file. For instance, AppUtilsMRJ.createFullPathName() formerly called the native method directly. It has been changed to call the wrap_nCreateFullPathName() method; that method uses a try/finally block to call the IToolboxLock objects methods and the native method. Thus, the wrap_?? methods simply call the associated native method, synchronizing the call if an IToolboxLock object has been set.
> 2. Added the ToolboxLockOSX class, which implements IToolboxLock using the com.apple.mrj.macos.carbon.CarbonLock acquire() and release() methods. This is currently the only class that implements IToolboxLock, and it's only used on OSX.
> 3. The three getApps() methods in FileRegistryMRJ are now called getApps_classic, and they return only Classic apps. The three current getApps() methods call the corresponding getApps_classic methods, but also call XUtilsOSX methods to get an appropriate OSX app, if available. The return values (possibly containing both Classic and OSX apps, or just one or the other type) are merged before being returned to the client.
> 4. The file DOCreatorMRJ has been renamed to DOFactoryMRJ.
> 5. DOFactoryMRJ now contains factory methods for classes implementing DiskObject, and all cases in which DiskObject objects were created directly are now routed through DOFactoryMRJ instead.
> 6. Created the IMacDiskObject interface, which DiskVolumeMRJ and DiskFileMRJ now implement. This avoids cases in which a DiskFileMRJ had had to be used instead of a more general class. For instance, ResourceForkMRJ used to take a DiskFileMRJ in its constructor because it needed access to a vRefNum etc. Now it can take a DiskFile object, which it casts to an IMacDiskObject interface to get the vRefNum etc. Not 100% optimal, but better than before.
> 7. As noted above, ResourceForkMRJ and AppProcessMRJ now take DiskFiles and AppFiles in their constructors instead of the MRJ-specific classes.
> 8. The AppUtilsMRJ.getFileCategory() method has been changed to return either basic information or extended information. The constants kCategoryOSX??? have been added to AppUtilsMRJ corresponding to the extended return information. The return from getFileCategory can contain either the original information (kCategoryVolume, etc.) or, if the kCategoryOSXExtendedInfoBit bit is set, extended info instead (kCategoryOSXVolumeBit, etc.) See AppUtilsMRJ.dumpCategory() for an example.
> 9. ProcessHelperMRJ has been changed to take OSX processes into account. It first tries to create process objects (using the DOFactoryMRJ.createAppFile method) using the FSSpec information returned by AppUtilsMRJ.getProcesses(). However, in some cases those FSSpec might indicate files inside a bundle. In that case, DOFactoryMRJ.createAppFile will fail, an exception will be thrown, and the code in the catch block will try again after calling XUtilsOSX.getProcessBundleLocation to get the main bundle directory for the process.
> 10. The DiskAliasMRJ.getAliasType() method has been changed to take into account the extended information possibly available from AppUtilsMRJ.getFileCategory()
> 11. The PlatformInfoMRJ class is now a singleton, and the isPlatformMRJOSX() method has been added.
> . Mac native:

> 1. Created the osx folder, containing two new files: OSXmain.cpp and XUtilsJNI.h
> 2. Added the XUtils.cpp file, which contains the stubs for the OSX-specific native code.
> 3. Added the OSX-specific file SAppUtilsOSX.cpp, which implements the native methods and contains: getPOSIXPath(), getProcessBundleLocation(), findApplicationForInfo(), and getApplicationForInfo()
> 4. Added getCDROMAndEjectableStatus.cpp file, which is used on OSX to get the indicated info
> 5. Added CFilePathOSX.*, which represents an OSX path
> 6. SIcons.cpp uses IconServices instead of the Find_icon library on OSX
> 7. To avoid confusion with an OSX macro, CFSpec.verify is now CFSpec.verifySpec
> 8. Added added findAPPLForInfoOSX() to SAppFinder.cpp. This is used at the start of findAPPLMultiple or findAPPLSingle on OSX so that OSX-native apps are found first.
> 9. In SIConfig.cpp, fixed a bug where indexing of records returned from IC started at 0 instead of the Pascal and correct 1. Also created a completely OSX-specific version to deal with naming changes between the older versions of IC and the OSX version. The OSX version of this file includes InternetConfig.h which is part of the OS instead of including any files from the IC SDK.
> 10. Switched UNUSED() statements so they appear after function return
> 11. #pragma export are not used when compiled on OSX
> . Win java:

> 1. Added an additional findVerbs method to CommandLineUtilsMSVM that handles multiple paths instead of just one. See the getProcesses notes.
> 2. Implemented ProcessHelperMSVM.getProcesses()
> 3. Changed AppFileCommandMgrMSVM.performCommand to take the extension of the arguments into account when building the command line which is used to perform the command. For instance, realplayer has different command lines for different types of files: it includes the MIME type on the command line.
> Win native:

> 1. Added fields from the PROCESSENTRY32 struct to the AppDataType struct
> 2. Added nativeGetShortPathName and nativeGetAllProcessInfo and changed first arg to nativeFindVerbs from fullpath to array of fullpaths in AppUtilsMSVM.cpp and related files
> 3. Added the files CWinProcess95.*, CWinProcessNT.*, and CWinProcess.h, which represent a running process on 95/98/ME or NT systems. CWinProcess.h defines CWinProcess to be either a CWinProcess95 or CWinProcessNT object depending on the compiler switches.

## Configuration Changes

# Changes from v2.1.0 to v2.1.1

## API Changes

> 1. changed the getReferenceNumber method to return a long instead of an int in the following: DiskVolume, DiskVolumeMRJ, DiskVolumeNix, DiskVolumeMSVM
> 2. Added the getReferenceNumber method to the FileSystem interface

## Source Code/Build Changes

## Implementation Changes

> 1. Fixed a bug in the AppUtilsMSVM.getVolumeReferenceNumber method
> 2. Modified the FileSystemNix.getCapacity method to: use the block size specified by the call to fstatfs (instead of the previous hardcoded 1024) and use the bavail value instead of bfree value. The latter change means that this method returns the free space available just to the current user, and not that which is available to the superuser as before.
> 3. Added the JUtils.intsToLong method

## Configuration Changes

# Changes from v2.0.0 to v2.1.0

## API Changes

> 1. Added new file attribute constants (FILE_READONLY, etc.) to DiskFile.java
> 2. Added the setFlags() and getSetFlagsMask() methods to DiskObject. However, these methods are currently only implemented in the Win and Mac versions.

>    For linux/nix, getSetFlagsMask() always returns 0, and setFlags() throws an UnimplementedException

>    For more information on these flags on Mac, see:

>        http://developer.apple.com/technotes/tb/tb_09.html
>        http://developer.apple.com/techpubs/mac/Toolbox/Toolbox-455.html#MARKER-9-356

> 3. Added the com.tolstoy.testjc.FileAttributesTest class

## Source Code/Build Changes

> 1. Removed an illegal character which had snuck into MyFindIconMacros.h

## Implementation Changes

> 1. Changed setFlags() and getSetFlagsMask() in mac.DiskVolumeMRJ and mac.DiskFileMRJ to throw an OSException instead of returning an error code. These methods had not previously been part of the DiskObject interface, so this shouldn't cause client code to be changed.
> 2. Changed getFlags() and getGetFlagsMask() in win.DiskFileMSVM to throw an OSException if an error occurs.
> 3. Changed the implementation of the getDiskFileFlags() and setDiskFileFlags() methods in mac/sfiles/SFlags.cpp, and added the isShared() method.
> 4. Added file attribute constants (kFileAttributes_FILE_READONLY, etc.) to mac/sfiles/SFlags.h and win/SFileInfo.h to match the new constants in DiskFile.java
> 5. Now using WinAPI GetDiskFreeSpaceEx() to get the free space/capacity of a volume. If that's not available, calls WinAPI GetDiskFreeSpace(). This was done by adding XGetDiskFreeSpace2() to XToolkit.cpp. XToolkit::XGetDiskFreeSpace() is still there but no longer used.
> 6. Added XGetFileAttributes2(), isGetFileAttributesExAvailable(), and XSetFileAttributes() to XToolkit
> 7. The AppUtilsMSVM.getVolumeCapInfo() method now takes a long array with four elements. The additonal two elements have the user-specific free space and capacity. The AppUtilsMSVM.kVolumeCapInfoLen constant was changed from 2 to 4, and AppUtilsMSVM.kVolumeCapInfoCapacityToUserOffset and AppUtilsMSVM.kVolumeCapInfoFreeSpaceToUserOffset were added.
> 8. SVolumes::iGetVolumeCapInfo() was changed to reflect the previous two changes.
> 9. Changed MonitorPlain.getDepth() to just return 0. In the last version, it had thrown an UnimplementedException
> 10. Removed the getCreationDate, getLastAccessDate, and getModificationDate methods from various implementations of DiskObject

## Configuration Changes

# Changes from v1.2.5 to v2.0.0

## API Changes

> 1. The main JConfig classes are now in the package `com.jconfig...` instead of the previous `com.tolstoy.jconfig...`
> 2. There is no longer a separate upper-case version (`COM.tolstoy.jconfig...`)
>    There is only one JConfig version, which uses lower-case 'com' as the first part of the package name.
> 3. replaced return kParamErr with throw new IllegalArgumentException()
> 4. replaced return kUninitializedErr with throw new com.jconfig.UnitializedException()
> 5. replaced return kUnimplementedErr with throw new com.jconfig.UnimplementedException()
> 6. FinderInfo: now implements Cloneable; added setter methods for all fields; added 2 new int fields: attributes and flags; removed array constants from DiskFile, put into this class; added array constructor and toArray() method
> 7. DiskFile.getFinderInfo/setFinderInfo: instead of arrays, these now take and return FinderInfo objects
> 8. FileExtension: now implements Cloneable
> 9. MIMEType: now implements Cloneable
> 10. There is now just one test class, Tester.java; TesterW has been removed
> 11. Created package com.tolstoy.testjc to hold testing classes
> 12. Removed the following methods from com.jconfig.DiskObject: getCreationDate, getLastAccessDate, and getModificationDate. These had previously been deprecated. Use getDateBundle instead.
> 13. Added the setDateBundle method to com.jconfig.DiskObject.
> 14. Added toArray() and createFromArray() to DateBundle
> 15. Added the new class OSException.
> 16. Added the PlatformInfoI interface and the PlatformInfoPlain, PlatformInfoMSVM, PlatformInfoNix, and PlatformInfoMRJ classes. Added the FileRegistry.getPlatformInfo() method, and changed FileRegistryI, etc. accordingly.
> 17. jcprops.txt: property names were changed:

>         old values:
>           com.tolstoy.jconfig.FileRegistryFactoryMac.findExtensions
>           com.tolstoy.jconfig.FileRegistryFactoryMac.findFinderInfo
>           com.tolstoy.jconfig.FileRegistryFactoryMac.getApps
>           com.tolstoy.jconfig.FileRegistryFactoryMac.iterate
>           com.tolstoy.jconfig.FileRegistryFactoryMac.launchURL
>           com.tolstoy.jconfig.mac.FileUtilsClassName
>         new values:
>           com.jconfig.mac.FileRegistryFactoryMac.findExtensions
>           com.jconfig.mac.FileRegistryFactoryMac.findFinderInfo
>           com.jconfig.mac.FileRegistryFactoryMac.getApps
>           com.jconfig.mac.FileRegistryFactoryMac.iterate
>           com.jconfig.mac.FileRegistryFactoryMac.launchURL
>           com.jconfig.mac.FileRegistryMRJ.FileUtilsClassName

> 18. The following constant's names were changed. None of their functionality or values were changed, they were just converted to uppercase to make this more palatable to a certain corp. ;) For instance, AppFile.kDontSwitchLayer was changed to AppFile.AF_NO_LAYER_SWITCH

>         private static final String changes[][] = {

>         			//	AppFile
>         	{ "kDontSwitchLayer", "AF_NO_LAYER_SWITCH" },
>         	{ "kDisplayManagerAware", "AF_DISPLAYMANAGER" },
>         	{ "kUseTextEditServices", "AF_USE_TES" },
>         	{ "kStationeryAware", "AF_STAT_AWARE" },
>         	{ "kLocalAndRemoteHLEvents", "AF_LOCAL_REMOTE_EVENTS" },
>         	{ "kHighLevelEventAware", "AF_HLE_AWARE" },
>         	{ "k32BitCompatible", "AF_32" },
>         	{ "kGetAppDiedMsg", "AF_APP_DIED_MSG" },
>         	{ "kGetFrontClicks", "AF_FRONT_CLICKS" },
>         	{ "kOnlyBackground", "AF_APPE" },
>         	{ "kDoesActivateOnFGSwitch", "AF_ACTIVATE_FG" },
>         	{ "kCanBackground", "AF_CAN_BG" },
>         	{ "kNeedSuspendResume", "AF_SUSPEND_RESUME" },
>         	{ "kMultiLaunch", "AF_MULTILAUNCH" },
>         	{ "kDeskAccessory", "AF_DESKACC" },
>         	{ "kWin32Exe", "AF_W32" },
>         	{ "kDOSExe", "AF_DOS" },
>         	{ "kWOWExe", "AF_WOW" },
>         	{ "kPIFExe", "AF_PIF" },
>         	{ "kPOSIXExe", "AF_POSIX" },
>         	{ "kOS216Exe", "AF_OS216" },
>         	{ "kPEFExe", "AF_PEF" },
>         	{ "kCFM68Exe", "AF_CFM68" },
>         	{ "k68kExe", "AF_68K" },
>         	{ "kUnknownExe", "AF_UNKNOWN" },

>         			//	AppProcess
>         	{ "kMoveToFront", "APP_MOVE_TOFRONT" },
>         	{ "kMoveToBack", "APP_MOVE_TOBACK" },
>         	{ "kMinimize", "APP_MOVE_MINIMIZE" },
>         	{ "kMaximize", "APP_MOVE_MAXIMIZE" },

>         			//	DateBundle
>         	{ "kModificationDate", "DATE_MOD" },
>         	{ "kCreationDate", "DATE_CRE" },
>         	{ "kBackupDate", "DATE_BKUP" },
>         	{ "kAccessDate", "DATE_ACC" },

>         			//	DiskAlias
>         	{ "kToVolume", "ALIAS_VOL" },
>         	{ "kToDirectory", "ALIAS_DIR" },
>         	{ "kToFile", "ALIAS_FILE" },
>         	{ "kToOther", "ALIAS_OTHER" },
>         	{ "kNoLongerAlias", "ALIAS_NOLONGER" },

>         			//	DiskFile
>         	{ "kIsExecutable", "FILE_EXECUTABLE" },
>         	{ "kIsDirectory", "FILE_DIR" },
>         	{ "kIsHidden", "FILE_HIDDEN" },
>         	{ "kIsStationery", "FILE_STAT" },
>         	{ "kIsNameLocked", "FILE_NAME_LOCKED" },
>         	{ "kHasCustomIcon", "FILE_CUSTOM_ICON" },

>         			//	DiskFilter
>         	{ "kIgnoreHidden", "IGNORE_HIDDEN" },
>         	{ "kIgnoreFolders", "IGNORE_FOLDERS" },
>         	{ "kIgnoreFiles", "IGNORE_FILES" },
>         	{ "kIgnoreAliases", "IGNORE_ALIASES" },
>         	{ "kIgnoreNameLocked", "IGNORE_NAME_LOCKED" },

>         			//	FinderInfo
>         	{ "kFInfoLen", "FI_ARRAYLEN" },
>         	{ "kFInfoCreatorOffset", "FI_OFFS_CRE" },
>         	{ "kFInfoTypeOffset", "FI_OFFS_TYPE" },
>         	{ "kFInfoFlagsOffset", "FI_OFFS_FLAGS" },
>         	{ "kFInfoAttribOffset", "FI_OFFS_ATTRIBUTES" },

>         			//	DiskObject
>         	{ "kCreateFile", "DO_CREATEFILE" },
>         	{ "kCreateFolder", "DO_CREATEDIR" },

>         			//	ErrCodes
>         	{ "kNoErr", "ERROR_NONE" },
>         	{ "kParamErr", "ERROR_PARAM" },
>         	{ "kUnimplementedErr", "ERROR_UNIMPLEMENTED" },
>         	{ "kUninitializedErr", "ERROR_UNINITIALIZED" },

>         			//	FileRegistry
>         	{ "kGetProcessesIgnoreSystem", "GETPROCESSES_IGNORE_SYSTEM" },
>         	{ "kGetProcessesIgnoreHidden", "GETPROCESSES_IGNORE_HIDDEN" },

>         			//	FileRegistry/FileRegistryI
>         	{ "kInOnly", "IN_ONLY" },
>         	{ "kOutOnly", "OUT_ONLY" },
>         	{ "kInAndOutOnly", "INANDOUT_ONLY" },
>         	{ "kResolveAliasNoUI", "ALIAS_NOUI" },
>         	{ "kResolveAliasUI", "ALIAS_UI" },
>         	{ "kGetAppsSearchLevel1", "GETAPPS_SEARCH1" },
>         	{ "kGetAppsSearchLevel2", "GETAPPS_SEARCH2" },
>         	{ "kGetAppsSearchLevel3", "GETAPPS_SEARCH3" },

>         			//	DiskVolume
>         	{ "kCaseIsPreserved", "VOL_CASE_PRESERVED" },
>         	{ "kCaseSensitive", "VOL_CASE_SENSITIVE" },
>         	{ "kUnicodeSupported", "VOL_UNICODE" },
>         	{ "kFilesCompressed", "VOL_FILES_COMPRESSED" },
>         	{ "kVolumeCompressed", "VOL_VOL_COMPRESSED" },
>         	{ "kRemovable", "VOL_REMOVABLE" },
>         	{ "kFixed", "VOL_FIXED" },
>         	{ "kRemote", "VOL_REMOTE" },
>         	{ "kCDROM", "VOL_CDROM" },
>         	{ "kRAM", "VOL_RAM" },
>         	{ "kSystem", "VOL_SYSTEM" },

>         			//	FileSystem
>         	{ "kGetCapLength", "FS_GETCAP_LENGTH" },
>         	{ "kGetCapCapacityOffset", "FS_GETCAP_CAP_OFFSET" },
>         	{ "kGetCapFreeSpaceOffset", "FS_GETCAP_FREESPACE_OFFSET" },

>         			//	FileType
>         	{ "kCreatedFromExt", "CREATED_FROM_EXT" },
>         	{ "kCreatedFromFTAC", "CREATED_FROM_FTAC" },
>         	{ "kCreatedFromMIME", "CREATED_FROM_MIME" },

>         			//	FinderInfo
>         	{ "kAPPLType", "APPLICATION_TYPE" },

>         			//	IconBundle
>         	{ "kLargeIcon", "ICON_LARGE" },
>         	{ "kSmallIcon", "ICON_SMALL" },
>         	{ "kAlignNone", "ICON_ALIGN_NONE" },
>         	{ "kAlignVerticalCenter", "ICON_ALIGN_VCENTER" },
>         	{ "kAlignTop", "ICON_ALIGN_TOP" },
>         	{ "kAlignBottom", "ICON_ALIGN_BOTTOM" },
>         	{ "kAlignHorizontalCenter", "ICON_ALIGN_HCENTER" },
>         	{ "kAlignLeft", "ICON_ALIGN_LEFT" },
>         	{ "kAlignRight", "ICON_ALIGN_RIGHT" },
>         	{ "kXformNone", "ICON_CHANGE_NONE" },
>         	{ "kXformDisabled", "ICON_CHANGE_DISABLED" },
>         	{ "kXformOffline", "ICON_CHANGE_OFFLINE" },
>         	{ "kXformOpen", "ICON_CHANGE_OPEN" },
>         	{ "kXformLabel1", "ICON_CHANGE_LABEL1" },
>         	{ "kXformLabel2", "ICON_CHANGE_LABEL2" },
>         	{ "kXformLabel3", "ICON_CHANGE_LABEL3" },
>         	{ "kXformLabel4", "ICON_CHANGE_LABEL4" },
>         	{ "kXformLabel5", "ICON_CHANGE_LABEL5" },
>         	{ "kXformLabel6", "ICON_CHANGE_LABEL6" },
>         	{ "kXformLabel7", "ICON_CHANGE_LABEL7" },
>         	{ "kXformSelected", "ICON_CHANGE_SELECTED" },

>         			//	Monitor
>         	{ "kTestOnlyMask", "TEST_ONLY_MASK" },

>         			//	ResourceFork
>         	{ "kOpenExisting", "RESFORK_OPENEXISTING" },
>         	{ "kReadOnly", "RESFORK_READONLY" },

>         			//	Tester/TesterW/TestResFork
>         	{ "kMySignature", "MY_SIGNATURE" },

>         			//	Trace
>         	{ "kSystemOut", "TRACE_SYSOUT" },
>         	{ "kFile", "TRACE_FILE" },
>         	{ "kNull", "TRACE_NULL" }
>         };

## Source Code/Build Changes

> 1. removed the file iscomlowercase.h which was used to switch between the upper and lower-case versions.
> 2. removed references to the USING_LOWER_CASE_com constant which had been defined in iscomlowercase.h
> 3. removed the native header files which ended in _lower and _upper, and are now just using the lower one For instance, the new file 'JNI_AppUtilsMSVM.h' is just the previous 'JNI_AppUtilsMSVM_lower.h' The file 'JNI_AppUtilsMSVM.h' was removed, and 'AppUtilsMSVM.h' was changed to include the correct header based only on the native architecture being compiled (JNI,etc.), rather than the previous functionality which also took the USING_LOWER_CASE_com constant into account as well.

## Implementation Changes

> 1. The getDateBundle methods now throw an OSException instead of returning null if an error occurs.

## Configuration Changes

> 1. Changed the various batch files and shell scripts to reflect the inclusion of the 'source' directory inside the main folder.

# Changes from v1.2.2 to v1.2.3

## API Changes

> Added the Trace class, used to output tracing and debugging messages.

## Implementation Changes

> Updated to use the latest version of Find_icon (Mac)
> Fixed some WinNT problems

# Changes from v1.2.1 to v1.2.2

## Implementation Changes

> Changed the implementation of the launchURL method.

# Changes from v1.2 to v1.2.1

## Implementation Changes

> See the 'WINDOWS NOTE' section in the first part of the documentation of the AppCommand interface.

# Changes from v1.1 to v1.2

## API Changes

> 1. The following methods are deprecated:

>         DiskObject.getCreationDate()
>         DiskObject.getLastAccessDate()
>         DiskObject.getModificationDate()

> These methods still work, however, they will be removed in a future version. These have been replaced with the following method:

>         DiskObject.getDateBundle()

> This method returns a 'DateBundle' object, which is used to hold zero or more 'RawDate' objects. Both of these classes are new in this version. The RawDate class holds the year, month, day, hour, minute, and second, but has no conversion or other routines. You can use the JUtils.rawDateToJDate() method to convert a RawDate into a java.util.Date object, however, if you're running on a 1.1.x system, you might want to write a method to convert a RawDate into a Calendar or other class.

> 2. A new interface has been added, named 'FileSystem'. See the overview.html 'Working with Files' section for more information.

## Configuration Changes

> With JConfig v1.1 and before, the directory passed to the FileRegistry.initialize() method was required to contain a file named 'jconfig.cfg'.

> This is still true, however, with this version this directory must contain an additional file named 'jcfactrz.txt'.

> Both of these files are included with this distribution, and you can provide your own versions of either file in order to customize JConfig. This is described in the overview.html 'Customizing JConfig' section,

> If JConfig cannot find either of these files, it will output warning messages, and will use default values stored internally. See the first section of 'overview.html' for more information.

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