Examples of com.adito.boot.Repository

com.adito.boot.Repository

An abstract collection of {@link com.adito.boot.RepositoryStore} objects.

The concept of a Repository has been introduced to Adito to deal with the fact that at some point we will want to introduce load balancing and fail-over facilities to the server.

Some key artifacts outside of the {@link com.adito.core.Database} implementations should also be shared amongst all instances that may be running on a network of Adito servers. These include {@link com.adito.boot.KeyStoreManager} instances, {@link com.adito.extensions.store.ExtensionStore} instances and others.

Each repository implementation should be able to handle multiple stores. Each of these named stores then may contain multiple named Entries. Each entry is simply of blob of data that may be written to and read from using I/O streams. @see com.adito.boot.RepositoryFactory @see com.adito.boot.LocalRepository @see com.adito.boot.RepositoryStore

            if(uploadFile.getFileName() == null || uploadFile.getFileName().trim().equals("")) {
                return upload.getUploadedForward();
            }


            // Get the repository store
            Repository repository = RepositoryFactory.getRepository();
            if(upload.getExtraAttribute1() == null || upload.getExtraAttribute1().equals("")) {
                throw new Exception("No store name provided.");
            }
            RepositoryStore store = repository.getStore(upload.getExtraAttribute1());
            
            // Do the upload            
            InputStream in = uploadFile.getInputStream();
            try {
                OutputStream out = store.getEntryOutputStream(upload.getResourcePath()) ;

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