Mount an exchange for the client
@param isQueue If the exchange is queue, it is set to true, otherwise it is topic
@param exName The name of the exchange
@throws MistException Mount fails
Mount a location on the local filesystem at a virtual path. This works in a similar way to "mount" in an OS in that everything in the directory tree under the path is directed to the mounted location. In other words, if "/foo/bar" is mounted as "/usr/lib/bar," then "/usr/lib/bar/baz" will be translated to "/foo/bar/baz".
@param prefix where to mount, such as "/opt". This must be an absolute path.
@param target what to mount there, which may be a relative or absolute path.
Mount an actual filesystem path on the virtual file system. This method works just like "mount" on a real OS -- the filesystem tree under "path" appears on "prefix". (For instance, you can mount "./foo/bar" as "/usr/lib/bar". This method does not account for absolutely every permutation of path -- in order for it to work, "prefix" should be an absolute path delimited by "/" characters.
Mount the given filesystem at the fullPath, using the fsPath as root of the to be mounted filesystem.
@param fullPath
@param fs
@param fsPath Null or empty to use the root of the filesystem.
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