undeleter-library (with C# interface) is project number 538486
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11/02/2009 at 18:43 EST
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SvenAbels
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We need a file-undeleter-library for C# under .NET 2.0. The library should be able to: -Scan existing drives for restorable files, callback a method when a file is found. -On the callback, give information about the original filepath+name+extension, if the file is recoverable and some ID to later recover a certain file -It should work with NFTS and FAT32 -Needs to find files deleted from RecycleBin (and recylce bin emptied) -Needs to find files deleted without recycle bin -Needs to find files deleted from RecycleBin and still in recycle bin the library should work under Windows XP, Vista and 7 in both 32 and 64 bit Please use an interface similar to this: namespace Recycler { public class IRecycler { /// <summary> /// Scans the requested drive for deleted files. /// Calls UpdateProgressCallback to notify application about progress. /// Calls RestorableItemFoundCallback to notify that a deleted file was found. /// /// </summary> /// <param name="drivesToScan">Name of drives for scanning (like [C:\,D:\,H:\])</param> /// <param name="updateProgress">Pointer to a progress callback function</param> /// <param name="itemFound">Pointer to a 'file found' callback function</param> /// <returns>FALSE If error occurs</returns> public bool ScanDrive(string[] drivesToScan, UpdateProgressCallback updateProgress, RestorableItemFoundCallback itemFound) { return true; } /// <summary> /// Returns a string array (or something similar) containing the drives on the system /// that can be scanned and where it would be possible to recover data /// </summary> public string[] GetRecoverableDrivesToScan(); /// <summary> /// Recovers the requested file - according to ID - to the requested path. /// </summary> /// <param name="fileId">Unique file id</param> /// <param name="recoveryPath">Path, where file recovered</param> public bool RecoverFile(int fileId, string recoveryPath); } } |
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