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Introduction

Users can implement Directory Watching from jobs.

  • Jobs running in JS7 Agents can be used to watch for changes to directories.
  • For each change an event is raised to trigger an action.
  • Users are in charge of (re)moving files from the watched directories.

File and Directory Watching

There is a fundamental difference between both concepts:

  • File Watching is about watching for incoming files from a directory.
    • The JS7 will create a file order for each incoming file.
    • File Watching is performed by JS7 Agents per directory, for details see JS7 - File Watching.
  • Directory Watching is about watching for changes to a directory.
    • Changes include the situation when a file or sub-directory is added, changed, renamed or deleted.
    • For each change an event is raised that can be used to trigger actions.
    • Directory Watching is performed by tools and frameworks close to the Operating System such as iNotify, Java and .Net.

Directory Watching

Directory Watching is performed for changes to a directory including

  • changes to files such as
  • changes to subdirectories


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