Examples of FileProtocolHandler

com.volantis.shared.net.impl.url.file.FileProtocolHandler
This class is responsible for providing a {@link URLProtocolHandler}for reading files.
com.xuggle.xuggler.io.FileProtocolHandler
Implementation of URLProtocolHandler that can read and write files. This just duplicates all the functionality in the default "file:" protocol that FFMPEG implemements, but demonstrates how you can have FFMPEG call back into Java. @author aclarke
org.openbel.framework.core.protocol.handler.FileProtocolHandler
. @author Anthony Bargnesi {@code }

Examples of com.volantis.shared.net.impl.url.file.FileProtocolHandler

            new HttpProtocolHandler(this, config.getCache());
        map.put("http", httpHandler);
        map.put("https", httpHandler);


        // configure a file handler.
        FileProtocolHandler fileProtocolHandler = new FileProtocolHandler();
        map.put("file", fileProtocolHandler);
        protocol2Handler = map;
    }

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Examples of com.xuggle.xuggler.io.FileProtocolHandler

    String badReadFile = "/tmp/garbage-file-k200cski2loiudjhsl2";
    int flags = IURLProtocolHandler.URL_RDONLY_MODE;


    int retval = 0;


    handler = new FileProtocolHandler(badReadFile);
    assertTrue(handler != null);


    retval = handler.open(null, flags);
    assertTrue(retval == -1);

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Examples of com.xuggle.xuggler.io.FileProtocolHandler


    retval = handler.open(url, flags);
    assertTrue(retval == 0);


    // try creating the handler without the factory
    handler = new FileProtocolHandler();
    retval = handler.open(null, flags);
    // should fail because we have no way of knowing the file
    assertTrue(retval == -1);


    // and should succeed because now we know the url.
    retval = handler.open(url, flags);
    assertTrue(retval == 0);


    // try creating the handler by letting the constructor
    // know the file, but not the open
    handler = new FileProtocolHandler(url);
    retval = handler.open(null, flags);
    assertTrue(retval == 0);


    retval = handler.open(url, flags);
    assertTrue(retval == 0);

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Examples of com.xuggle.xuggler.io.FileProtocolHandler


  @Test
  public void testInvalidFileOpenForWriting()
  {
    String badWriteFile = "/notavalidrootdir/garbage-file-k200cski2loiudjhsl2";
    handler = new FileProtocolHandler(badWriteFile);


    int retval = 0;


    retval = handler.open(null, IURLProtocolHandler.URL_WRONLY_MODE);
    assertTrue(retval == -1);

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Examples of com.xuggle.xuggler.io.FileProtocolHandler


  @Test
  public void testFileRead()
  {
    // open our file
    handler = new FileProtocolHandler();


    int retval = 0;
    retval = handler.open(fileProtocolString + ":" + sampleFile,
        IURLProtocolHandler.URL_RDONLY_MODE);
    assertTrue(retval >= 0);

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Examples of com.xuggle.xuggler.io.FileProtocolHandler

  @Test
  public void testFileWrite()
  {
    String copyFile = "file:"+this.getClass().getName()+"_"+this.getName()+".flv";


    handler = new FileProtocolHandler();
    int retval = 0;


    // First, open the write handler.
    retval = handler.open(copyFile, IURLProtocolHandler.URL_WRONLY_MODE);
    assertTrue(retval >= 0);


    // Now, create and open a read handler.
    // note that without a protocol string, should default to file:
    IURLProtocolHandler reader = new FileProtocolHandler(sampleFile);
    retval = reader.open(null, IURLProtocolHandler.URL_RDONLY_MODE);


    long bytesWritten = 0;
    long totalBytes = reader.seek(0, IURLProtocolHandler.SEEK_SIZE);


    byte[] buffer = new byte[1024];
    while ((retval = reader.read(buffer, buffer.length)) > 0)
    {
      // Write the output.
      retval = handler.write(buffer, retval);
      assertTrue(retval >= 0);
      bytesWritten += retval;
    }
    assertTrue(bytesWritten == totalBytes);


    // close each file
    retval = reader.close();
    assertTrue(retval >= 0);


    retval = handler.close();
    assertTrue(retval >= 0);

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Examples of com.xuggle.xuggler.io.FileProtocolHandler

    assertTrue("url_close failed: " + retval, retval >= 0);
  }


  private static long getFileSize(String filename)
  {
    IURLProtocolHandler handler = new FileProtocolHandler();


    int retval = 0;
    retval = handler.open(filename, IURLProtocolHandler.URL_RDONLY_MODE);
    assertTrue(retval >= 0);


    long totalBytes = handler.seek(0, IURLProtocolHandler.SEEK_SIZE);
    assertTrue(totalBytes >= 0);


    // and close
    retval = handler.close();
    assertTrue(retval >= 0);
    return totalBytes;
  }

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Examples of com.xuggle.xuggler.io.FileProtocolHandler

          public IContainer setUp() throws FileNotFoundException
          {
            IContainer retval = IContainer.make();
            assertTrue("could not open container",
                retval.open(
                    new FileProtocolHandler(TEST_FILE),
                    IContainer.Type.READ,
                    null) >=0
            );
            return retval;
          }},

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Examples of com.xuggle.xuggler.io.FileProtocolHandler

    IURLProtocolHandlerFactory
{
  public IURLProtocolHandler getHandler(String protocol, String url,
      int flags)
  {
    return new FileProtocolHandler(url);
  }

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Examples of com.xuggle.xuggler.io.FileProtocolHandler

    String badReadFile = "/tmp/garbage-file-k200cski2loiudjhsl2";
    int flags = IURLProtocolHandler.URL_RDONLY_MODE;


    int retval = 0;


    handler = new FileProtocolHandler(badReadFile);
    assertTrue(handler != null);


    retval = handler.open(null, flags);
    assertTrue(retval == -1);

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