Examples of org.syncany.plugins.transfer.files.ActionRemoteFile

Package org.syncany.plugins.transfer.files

Examples of org.syncany.plugins.transfer.files.ActionRemoteFile

org.syncany.plugins.transfer.files.ActionRemoteFile
Action remote files represent a running transfer operation on the remote storage. Transfer operations are operations that modify the repository and/or are relevant for the consistency of the local directory or the remote repository. Action files have no content, they are just markers and exist only while an operation is running.
Name pattern: The name pattern of an action file is action-<operationname>-<machinename>-<timestamp>. Initializing an instance with a non-matching name will throw an exception. @author Philipp C. Heckel

  private Timer actionRenewalTimer;


  public ActionFileHandler(TransferManager transferManager, String operationName, String machineName) {    
    try {
      this.transferManager = transferManager;
      this.actionFile = new ActionRemoteFile(operationName, machineName, System.currentTimeMillis());
      this.actionRenewalTimer = createNewActionRenewalTimer();      
    }
    catch (Exception e) {
      throw new RuntimeException(e);
    }

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  private synchronized void renewActionFile() {
    try {
      logger.log(Level.INFO, "Scheduling action renewal task for every " + (ACTION_RENEWAL_INTERVAL/60/1000) + " minutes, for " + actionFile + " ...");


      ActionRemoteFile oldActionFile = actionFile;      
      ActionRemoteFile newActionFile = new ActionRemoteFile(oldActionFile.getOperationName(), oldActionFile.getClientName(), System.currentTimeMillis());
      
      uploadActionFile(newActionFile);
      deleteActionFile(oldActionFile);
      
      actionFile = newActionFile;

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