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Description
Interface Summary | |
XloadDirectoryItem | Interface that represents either an XloadFile or an XloadDirectory inside some directory. |
XloadFileRename | This interface allows programmers to create their own implementation of a file renaming policy. |
XloadFileUpload | Provides a representation of a single file upload whether successful or not. |
Class Summary | |
XloadCounterFileRename | Class that implements a rename policy that safely renames files to an arbitrary number that increments sequentially by 1. |
XloadDirectory | Class that represents a directory/folder on the file system. |
XloadFile |
Class that represents all types of file deployments and can represent any file on the file system (including a network). |
XloadIncrementalFileRename | The default file renaming policy for Xload. |
XloadManager | Controller class for all types of file uploads |
Exception Summary | |
XloadFileException | Signals that an XloadFile has been attempted to be moved or copied to a directory and a name collision occurred. |
XloadIncorrectSortByCodeException | Signals that an incorrect sorting code has been given to certain methods in the XloadDirectory class. |
XloadNullArgumentException | Signals that a null argument has been passed to a method. |
XloadRequestNullException | Signals if a method is illegaly used because a HttpServletRequest object was required and is not available. |
XloadUploadException | Signals that a method has been called illegally, because it was called before an upload has been attempted. |
Provides classes and interfaces for uploading of files and management of files and directories on an application server. This component implements a 'pull' model implementation of file upload, giving the programmer full control over the file upload process.
The main class involved in controlling the process is the XloadManager
class. From this class all operations are performed
or instigated.
Files and directories can be manipulated when on the server (including files and directories that already reside on the server) by using other classes and/or interfaces.
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