java.lang.Object
- com.zerog.ia.auto.project.FileSettings

```
public final class FileSettings
extends java.lang.Object
```
The global file settings, like file modification timestamp and file overwrite behavior.

Method Summary

All Methods Instance Methods Concrete Methods
Modifier and Type	Method	Description
`FileOverwriteBehavior`	`getDefaultFileOverwriteBehavior()`	The installer behavior when handling files that already exist on the target system.
`long`	`getFileModificationTimestamp()`	The specific timestamp for the deployed files.
`FileModificationTimestampBehavior`	`getFileModificationTimestampBehavior()`	The file modification timestamp behavior, which specifies how the installer handles the deployed files timestamps.
`boolean`	`getWindowsReplaceInUseFilesAfterRestart()`	Whether or not to replace locked files (in-use) after system restart on Windows.
`void`	`setDefaultFileOverwriteBehavior(FileOverwriteBehavior mode)`	The installer behavior when handling files that already exist on the target system.
`void`	`setFileModificationTimestamp(long timestamp)`	The specific timestamp for the deployed files.
`void`	`setFileModificationTimestampBehavior(FileModificationTimestampBehavior value)`	The file modification timestamp behavior, which specifies how the installer handles the deployed files timestamps.
`void`	`setWindowsReplaceInUseFilesAfterRestart(boolean neverReboots)`	Whether or not to replace locked files (in-use) after system restart on Windows.

Methods inherited from class java.lang.Object
equals, getClass, hashCode, notify, notifyAll, toString, wait, wait, wait

- Method Detail
  - setFileModificationTimestampBehavior
```
public void setFileModificationTimestampBehavior(FileModificationTimestampBehavior value)
```
    The file modification timestamp behavior, which specifies how the installer handles the deployed files timestamps.
    It can be INSTALL_TIME_TIMESTAMP, PRESERVE_TIMESTAMP or SPECIFIED_TIMESTAMP. Default to PRESERVE_TIMESTAMP. When using SPECIFIED_TIMESTAMP the timestamp should be defined by calling setFileModificationTimestamp(int).
  - getFileModificationTimestampBehavior
```
public FileModificationTimestampBehavior getFileModificationTimestampBehavior()
```
    The file modification timestamp behavior, which specifies how the installer handles the deployed files timestamps.
    It can be INSTALL_TIME_TIMESTAMP, PRESERVE_TIMESTAMP or SPECIFIED_TIMESTAMP. Default to PRESERVE_TIMESTAMP. When using SPECIFIED_TIMESTAMP the timestamp should be defined by calling setFileModificationTimestamp(int).
  - setFileModificationTimestamp
```
public void setFileModificationTimestamp(long timestamp)
```
    The specific timestamp for the deployed files. This setting is used by the installer when the fileModificationTimestampBehavior property is set to SPECIFIED_TIMESTAMP.
    
    See Also:
    
    #setFileModificationTimestampBehavior()
  - getFileModificationTimestamp
```
public long getFileModificationTimestamp()
```
    The specific timestamp for the deployed files. This setting is used by the installer when the fileModificationTimestampBehavior property is set to SPECIFIED_TIMESTAMP.
    
    See Also:
    
    getFileModificationTimestampBehavior()
  - setWindowsReplaceInUseFilesAfterRestart
```
public void setWindowsReplaceInUseFilesAfterRestart(boolean neverReboots)
```
    Whether or not to replace locked files (in-use) after system restart on Windows.
  - getWindowsReplaceInUseFilesAfterRestart
```
public boolean getWindowsReplaceInUseFilesAfterRestart()
```
    Whether or not to replace locked files (in-use) after system restart on Windows.
  - setDefaultFileOverwriteBehavior
```
public void setDefaultFileOverwriteBehavior(FileOverwriteBehavior mode)
```
    The installer behavior when handling files that already exist on the target system.
    
    The supported values are ALWAYS_OVERWRITE, NEVER_OVERWRITE, OVERWRITE_IF_OLDER_NOT_INSTALL_IF_NEWER, OVERWRITE_IF_OLDER_PROMPT_IF_NEWER (default), PROMPT_IF_OLDER_NOT_INSTALL_IF_NEWER and ALWAYS_PROMPT_USER.
  - getDefaultFileOverwriteBehavior
```
public FileOverwriteBehavior getDefaultFileOverwriteBehavior()
```
    The installer behavior when handling files that already exist on the target system.
    
    The supported values are ALWAYS_OVERWRITE, NEVER_OVERWRITE, OVERWRITE_IF_OLDER_NOT_INSTALL_IF_NEWER, OVERWRITE_IF_OLDER_PROMPT_IF_NEWER (default), PROMPT_IF_OLDER_NOT_INSTALL_IF_NEWER and ALWAYS_PROMPT_USER.

Class FileSettings

Method Summary

Methods inherited from class java.lang.Object

Method Detail

setFileModificationTimestampBehavior

getFileModificationTimestampBehavior

setFileModificationTimestamp

getFileModificationTimestamp

setWindowsReplaceInUseFilesAfterRestart

getWindowsReplaceInUseFilesAfterRestart

setDefaultFileOverwriteBehavior

getDefaultFileOverwriteBehavior