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org.apache.cocoon.components.store.FilesystemStore

FilesystemStore
final public class FilesystemStore extends AbstractLogEnabled implements Store,Contextualizable,Parameterizable,ThreadSafe(Code)
Stores objects on the filesystem: String objects as text files, all other objects are serialized. org.apache.cocoon.components.store.impl.FilesystemStore
author:
   ?
author:
   Vadim Gritsenko
version:
   CVS $Id: FilesystemStore.java 433543 2006-08-22 06:22:54Z crossley $

Inner Class :final class FSEnumeration implements Enumeration

Field Summary
protected  FilecacheDir
    
final static  intcharacterCaseDiff
    
static  BitSetcharactersDontNeedingEncoding
    
protected  FiledirectoryFile
    
protected volatile  StringdirectoryPath
    
protected  FileworkDir
    


Method Summary
protected  voidaddKeys(FSEnumeration fsEnum, File directory)
    
public synchronized  booleancontainsKey(Object key)
     Indicates if the given key is associated to a contained object.
public  voidcontextualize(Context context)
    
protected  intcountKeys(File directory)
    
protected  Stringdecode(String filename)
     Inverse of encode exept it do not use path.
public  Stringencode(String s)
     Returns a String that uniquely identifies the object. Note: since this method uses the Object.toString() method, it's up to the caller to make sure that this method doesn't change between different JVM executions (like it may normally happen).
protected  FilefileFromKey(Object key)
    
public synchronized  voidfree()
    
public synchronized  Objectget(Object key)
     Get the File object associated with the given unique key name.
public  StringgetDirectoryPath()
    
public synchronized  ObjectgetObject(Object key)
    
public  StringgetString(Object key)
    
public synchronized  voidhold(Object key, Object value)
     Holds the given object in a volatile state.
public synchronized  Enumerationkeys()
    
public  voidparameterize(Parameters params)
    
public synchronized  voidremove(Object key)
     Remove the object associated to the given key.
public  voidsetDirectory(String directory)
    
public  voidsetDirectory(File directory)
    
public synchronized  intsize()
     Returns count of the objects in the store, or -1 if could not be obtained.
public synchronized  voidstore(Object key, Object value)
     Store the given object in a persistent state.

Field Detail
cacheDir
protected File cacheDir(Code)



characterCaseDiff
final static int characterCaseDiff(Code)



charactersDontNeedingEncoding
static BitSet charactersDontNeedingEncoding(Code)
A BitSet defining the characters which don't need encoding



directoryFile
protected File directoryFile(Code)
The directory repository



directoryPath
protected volatile String directoryPath(Code)



workDir
protected File workDir(Code)





Method Detail
addKeys
protected void addKeys(FSEnumeration fsEnum, File directory)(Code)



containsKey
public synchronized boolean containsKey(Object key)(Code)
Indicates if the given key is associated to a contained object.



contextualize
public void contextualize(Context context) throws ContextException(Code)



countKeys
protected int countKeys(File directory)(Code)



decode
protected String decode(String filename)(Code)
Inverse of encode exept it do not use path. So decode(encode(s) - m_path) = s. In other words it returns a String that can be used as key to retive the record contained in the 'filename' file.



encode
public String encode(String s)(Code)
Returns a String that uniquely identifies the object. Note: since this method uses the Object.toString() method, it's up to the caller to make sure that this method doesn't change between different JVM executions (like it may normally happen). For this reason, it's highly recommended (even if not mandated) that Strings be used as keys.



fileFromKey
protected File fileFromKey(Object key)(Code)



free
public synchronized void free()(Code)



get
public synchronized Object get(Object key)(Code)
Get the File object associated with the given unique key name.



getDirectoryPath
public String getDirectoryPath()(Code)
Returns the repository's full pathname



getObject
public synchronized Object getObject(Object key) throws IOException, ClassNotFoundException(Code)



getString
public String getString(Object key) throws IOException(Code)



hold
public synchronized void hold(Object key, Object value) throws IOException(Code)
Holds the given object in a volatile state.



keys
public synchronized Enumeration keys()(Code)
Returns the list of stored files as an Enumeration of Files



parameterize
public void parameterize(Parameters params) throws ParameterException(Code)



remove
public synchronized void remove(Object key)(Code)
Remove the object associated to the given key.



setDirectory
public void setDirectory(String directory) throws IOException(Code)
Sets the repository's location



setDirectory
public void setDirectory(File directory) throws IOException(Code)
Sets the repository's location



size
public synchronized int size()(Code)
Returns count of the objects in the store, or -1 if could not be obtained.



store
public synchronized void store(Object key, Object value) throws IOException(Code)
Store the given object in a persistent state. 1) Null values generate empty directories. 2) String values are dumped to text files 3) Object values are serialized



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