Examples of com.bradmcevoy.http.quota.DefaultStorageChecker

com.bradmcevoy.http.quota.DefaultStorageChecker

Default storage checking mechanism checks to see if the nearest parent resource implements QuotaResource, and if so uses the available bytes property from that to determine whether to allow a PUT Note that there is not always information available giving the size of new content, and in the case of replacing an existing resource, we might not have that resource's size. In these cases we cant determine perfectly whether we should allow or reject a PUT request. So we allow these requests if the available storage is greater then zero, but disallow if less then or equal to zero. @author brad

    }


    public ProtocolHandlers( WebDavResponseHandler responseHandler, AuthenticationService authenticationService ) {
        this.handlers = new ArrayList<HttpExtension>();
        List<StorageChecker> quotaCheckers = new ArrayList<StorageChecker>();
        quotaCheckers.add( new DefaultStorageChecker() );
        this.handlerHelper = new HandlerHelper( authenticationService, quotaCheckers );
        this.handlers.add( new Http11Protocol( responseHandler, handlerHelper ) );
        this.handlers.add( new WebDavProtocol( responseHandler, handlerHelper ) );
    }

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