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I was wondering if anyone has worked on Qt Remote File Browser. From my understanding, I have two options;
- Use QFileDilaog with a custom proxy model when it comes to remote files. The model will be responsible for providing remote file/directory structure.
- Use a custom dialog and have a standard file system model for local files and a custom model for remote files.
In both cases, the process of getting remote file/directory list can be accomplished using QNetworkAccess manager.
Has anyone worked on a similar concept and am I heading in the right direction ? Any suggestions will be appreciated.