#ifndef VIRTUALDIR_H
#define VIRTUALDIR_H


/** The \b VirtualDirCallbacks structure contains the pointers to
 *  file-related callback functions a device application can register to
 *  virtualize URLs.  
 */
struct VirtualDirCallbacks
{
	/** Called by the web server to query information on a file.  The callback
	 *  should return 0 on success or -1 on an error. */
	VDCallback_GetInfo get_info;

	/** Called by the web server to open a file.  The callback should return
	 *  a valid handle if the file can be opened.  Otherwise, it should return
	 *  \c NULL to signify an error. */
	VDCallback_Open open;

	/** Called by the web server to perform a sequential read from an open
	 *  file.  The callback should copy \b buflen bytes from the file into
	 *  the buffer.
	 *  @return An integer representing one of the following:
	 *      \li <tt>   0</tt>:  The file contains no more data (EOF).
	 *      \li <tt> > 0</tt>: A successful read of the number of bytes in the
	 *      	return code.
	 *      \li <tt> < 0</tt>: An error occurred reading the file.
	 */
	VDCallback_Read read;

	/** Called by the web server to perform a sequential write to an open
	 *  file.  The callback should write \b buflen bytes into the file from
	 *  the buffer.  It should return the actual number of bytes written, 
	 *  which might be less than \b buflen in the case of a write error.
	 */
	VDCallback_Write write;

	/** Called by the web server to move the file pointer, or offset, into
	 *  an open file.  The \b origin parameter determines where to start
	 *  moving the file pointer.  A value of \c SEEK_CUR moves the
	 *  file pointer relative to where it is.  The \b offset parameter can
	 *  be either positive (move forward) or negative (move backward).  
	 *  \c SEEK_END moves relative to the end of the file.  A positive 
	 *  \b offset extends the file.  A negative \b offset moves backward 
	 *  in the file.  Finally, \c SEEK_SET moves to an absolute position in 
	 *  the file. In this case, \b offset must be positive.  The callback 
	 *  should return 0 on a successful seek or a non-zero value on an error.
	 */
	VDCallback_Seek seek;

	/** Called by the web server to close a file opened via the \b open
	 *  callback.  It should return 0 on success, or a non-zero value on an 
	 *  error.
	 */
	VDCallback_Close close;
};


typedef struct virtual_Dir_List
{
	struct virtual_Dir_List *next;
	char dirName[NAME_SIZE];
} virtualDirList;


#endif /* VIRTUALDIR_H */