Supported File SystemsCommons VFS currently supports the following file systems: NamingAll filenames are treated as URIs. One of the consequences of this is you have to encode the '%'
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Local FilesProvides access to the files on the local physical file system. URI Format
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Zip, Jar and TarProvides read-only access to the contents of Zip, Jar and Tar files. URI Format
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gzip and bzip2Provides read-only access to the contents of gzip and bzip2 files. URI Format
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HTTP and HTTPSProvides access to files on an HTTP server. URI Format
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WebDAVProvides access to files on a WebDAV server. URI Format
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FTPProvides access to the files on an FTP server. URI Format
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SFTPProvides access to the files on an SFTP server (that is, an SSH or SCP server). URI Format
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CIFSProvides access to the files on a CIFS server, such as a Samba server, or a Windows share. URI Format
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Temporary FilesProvides access to a temporary file system, or scratchpad, that is deleted when Commons VFS shuts down. The temporary file system is backed by a local file system. URI Format
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res
This is not really a filesystem, it just tries to lookup a resource using javas RES Format
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