Examples of TransferManager

com.amazonaws.services.s3.transfer.TransferManager
can poll your transfer's status to check its progress if (myUpload.isDone() == false) { System.out.println("Transfer: " + myUpload.getDescription()); System.out.println(" - State: " + myUpload.getState()); System.out.println(" - Progress: " + myUpload.getProgress().getBytesTransferred()); } // Transfers also allow you to set a ProgressListener to receive // asynchronous notifications about your transfer's progress. myUpload.addProgressListener(myProgressListener); // Or you can block the current thread and wait for your transfer to // to complete. If the transfer fails, this method will throw an // AmazonClientException or AmazonServiceException detailing the reason. myUpload.waitForCompletion();
Note: Transfers are stored in memory. If the JVM is restarted, previous transfers are no longer accessible. If needed, clean up any multipart uploads that are incomplete.
org.syncany.plugins.transfer.TransferManager
The transfer manager synchronously connects to the remote storage. It is responsible for file upload, download and deletion.
All its operations are strictly synchronous and throw a {@code StorageException} if they fail. The implementations have to make surethat
- the repository is not corrupted, e.g. duplicate files or corrupt files
- files matching the specified file format are complete, i.e. fully uploaded
- methods that need an established connections re-connect if necessary
A transfer manager may organize files according to their type or name as it is optimal for the given storage. {@link RemoteFile}s can be classified by their sub-type. For network-transfer optimization reasons, it might be useful to place {@link MultichunkRemoteFile}s and {@link DatabaseRemoteFile}s in a separate sub-folder on the remote storage. @author Philipp C. Heckel

Examples of org.syncany.plugins.transfer.TransferManager

    logger.log(Level.INFO, "Running 'Remote Status' at client " + config.getMachineName() + " ...");
    logger.log(Level.INFO, "--------------------------------------------");


    eventBus.post(new LsRemoteStartSyncExternalEvent(config.getLocalDir().getAbsolutePath()));
    
    TransferManager transferManager = (loadedTransferManager != null)
        ? loadedTransferManager
        : config.getTransferPlugin().createTransferManager(config.getConnection(), config);


    List<DatabaseRemoteFile> knownDatabases = localDatabase.getKnownDatabases();
    List<DatabaseRemoteFile> unknownRemoteDatabases = listUnknownRemoteDatabases(transferManager, knownDatabases);


    transferManager.disconnect();


    boolean hasChanges = unknownRemoteDatabases.size() > 0;
    eventBus.post(new LsRemoteEndSyncExternalEvent(config.getLocalDir().getAbsolutePath(), hasChanges));
    
    return new LsRemoteOperationResult(new ArrayList<>(unknownRemoteDatabases));

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Examples of org.syncany.plugins.transfer.TransferManager


      FileVersion fileVersion = localDatabase.getFileVersion(fileHistoryId, version);
      FileContent fileContent = localDatabase.getFileContent(fileVersion.getChecksum(), true);
      Map<ChunkChecksum, MultiChunkId> multiChunks = localDatabase.getMultiChunkIdsByChecksums(fileContent.getChunks());


      TransferManager transferManager = config.getTransferPlugin().createTransferManager(config.getConnection(), config);
      Downloader downloader = new Downloader(config, transferManager);
      Assembler assembler = new Assembler(config, localDatabase);


      downloader.downloadAndDecryptMultiChunks(new HashSet<MultiChunkId>(multiChunks.values()));

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