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File system choices available to you depend on the type of media you are formatting. With hard disks, the only option made available by Disk Management is NTFS. If you want to format a hard disk in FAT or FAT32, you need to use the command-prompt Format command, with the /fs switch. (Type format / at the command prompt for details.) The only good reason to do this, however, is for the sake of compatibility with systems running Windows 9x. (See The Advantages of NTFS, later in this chapter.) If you re dual-booting with Windows 9x and want the data on the volume you re formatting to be accessible to the Windows 9x partition, you should choose FAT32. Note that the 16-bit FAT, while still available, is a relic of much older days when disks were dramatically smaller. It s appropriate for floppy disks and very small hard-disk partitions only. If you re formatting a USB flash disk, on the other hand, FAT32 is a reasonable choice. In the first place, a flash disk is likely to serve at times as a transfer medium, possibly with systems running earlier versions of Windows. Secondly, because NTFS is a journaling file system, reading and writing files on NTFS disks involves more disk IO than similar operations on FAT32 disks. Flash disks can perform a finite number of reads and writes before they need to be replaced hence they will likely have a longer life expectancy under FAT32 than under NTFS.

If your system is really open, the decisions made by your product vendors are much less of a threat to it over time. This can be essential to the longevity of your system and your reputation as its creator. Addressing the issue of vendor independence is a two-step process. First, you must find vendors who conform to industry-supported standards whenever possible. Is it safer in the long-term to implement a web site in a proprietary scripting language provided by one vendor, or to implement it in Java Server Pages Since you are reading this book, we hope the answer is obvious. The second step is far more crucial. You should make proprietary extensions to standard mechanisms only when absolutely necessary. In such cases, going with a vendor s solution is probably better than inventing your own, because, you hope and expect, they did a lot of thinking about it first. For example, J2EE does not currently address logging requirements, although it will soon. To implement logging in your components, you can either use an existing logging API or create your own. It is probably more expeditious to use what is already available. However, you should always wrap any vendorspecific code in a helper class and access it via a generic interface. That way, changing from the proprietary mechanism to the standard one will be much easier in the future. The Fa ade design pattern is a useful approach. See the bibliography for a list of references on design patterns if you are unfamiliar with this pattern. Embracing proprietary extensions should be avoided whenever possible. The more you do this, no matter how convenient it makes your short-term plans, the more married you are to your original implementation and the more long-term risk there is to the system.

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If you re formatting a writeable CD or DVD disc, your choices are various flavors of the Universal Disk Format (UDF). UDF, a successor to the CD-ROM file system (CDFS), is an evolving specification. The latest version supported by Windows Vista is version 2.50. Other supported versions are 1.50, 2.00, and 2.01. Which to choose It depends on whether you want the CDs or DVDs that you generate to be readable on systems running earlier versions of Windows or Windows Server 2003. The differences are as follows:

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