List of absolutePath() Examples

Examples of absolutePath()

java.util.prefs.Preferences.absolutePath()
Returns this preference node's absolute path name. @return this preference node's absolute path name.
org.jruby.util.FileResource.absolutePath()
org.osgi.service.prefs.Preferences.absolutePath()
Returns this node's absolute path name. Note that:
- Root node - The path name of the root node is {@code "/"}.
- Slash at end - Path names other than that of the root node may not end in slash ( {@code '/'}).
- Unusual names - {@code "."} and {@code ".."} have no specialsignificance in path names.
- Illegal names - The only illegal path names are those that contain multiple consecutive slashes, or that end in slash and are not the root.
@return this node's absolute path name.
org.sonar.api.batch.fs.internal.DeprecatedDefaultInputFile.absolutePath()

Examples of java.util.prefs.Preferences.absolutePath()

        assertTrue("expected node == /an1/san1, " + prefs0.absolutePath(), prefs0.absolutePath().equals("/an1/san1"));


        // 2. If node exists. Get it.
        Preferences prefs1 = Preferences.userRoot().node("/an1/san1");
        assertNotNull("should not be null", prefs1);
        assertTrue("expected node == /an1/san1, " + prefs1.absolutePath(), prefs1.absolutePath().equals("/an1/san1"));


        // Relative path.
        Preferences prefs3 = Preferences.userRoot().node("/an1");
        Preferences prefs4 = prefs3.node("rn1/srn1");
        assertNotNull("should not be null", prefs4);

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Examples of java.util.prefs.Preferences.absolutePath()


        // Relative path.
        Preferences prefs3 = Preferences.userRoot().node("/an1");
        Preferences prefs4 = prefs3.node("rn1/srn1");
        assertNotNull("should not be null", prefs4);
        assertTrue("expected node == /an1/rn1/srn1, " + prefs4.absolutePath(), prefs4.absolutePath().equals(
                "/an1/rn1/srn1"));


        try
        {
            String[] childrenNames = prefs3.childrenNames();

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Examples of java.util.prefs.Preferences.absolutePath()


        // Relative path.
        Preferences prefs3 = Preferences.userRoot().node("/an1");
        Preferences prefs4 = prefs3.node("rn1/srn1");
        assertNotNull("should not be null", prefs4);
        assertTrue("expected node == /an1/rn1/srn1, " + prefs4.absolutePath(), prefs4.absolutePath().equals(
                "/an1/rn1/srn1"));


        try
        {
            String[] childrenNames = prefs3.childrenNames();

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Examples of java.util.prefs.Preferences.absolutePath()

        assertEquals("expected role principal full path name == testgetrole", "testgetrole", rolePrincipal.getName());


        // Test the Role Preferences.
        Preferences preferences = role.getPreferences();
        assertEquals("expected role node == /role/testgetrole", SecurityHelper.getPreferencesFullPath(rolePrincipal),
                preferences.absolutePath());


        // Cleanup test.
        try
        {
            rms.removeRole("testgetrole");

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Examples of java.util.prefs.Preferences.absolutePath()

                .getPreferencesFullPath(userPrincipal));
        assertEquals("expected user principal name == test", "test", userPrincipal.getName());


        // Test the User Preferences.
        Preferences preferences = user.getPreferences();
        assertEquals("expected user node == /user/test", "/user/test", preferences.absolutePath());
    }


    /**
     * <p>
     * Test get users in role.

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Examples of java.util.prefs.Preferences.absolutePath()

        assertEquals("expected group principal full path == testgetgroup", "testgetgroup", groupPrincipal.getName());


        // Test the Group Preferences.
        Preferences preferences = group.getPreferences();
        assertEquals("expected group node == /group/testgetgroup", SecurityHelper
                .getPreferencesFullPath(groupPrincipal), preferences.absolutePath());


        // Cleanup test.
        try
        {
            gms.removeGroup("testgetgroup");

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Examples of java.util.prefs.Preferences.absolutePath()

        assertEquals("expected group principal full path == testgetgroup", "testgetgroup", groupPrincipal.getName());


        // Test the Group Preferences.
        Preferences preferences = group.getPreferences();
        assertEquals("expected group node == /group/testgetgroup", SecurityHelper
                .getPreferencesFullPath(groupPrincipal), preferences.absolutePath());


        // Cleanup test.
        try
        {
            gms.removeGroup("testgetgroup");

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Examples of java.util.prefs.Preferences.absolutePath()

                .getPreferencesFullPath(userPrincipal));
        assertEquals("expected user principal name == test", "test", userPrincipal.getName());


        // Test the User Preferences.
        Preferences preferences = user.getPreferences();
        assertEquals("expected user node == /user/test", "/user/test", preferences.absolutePath());
        
        // Test if roles are inheritable to a user via groups
        try
        {
            // If user 'inheritedUser' belongs to group 'inheritingGroup' and group 'group' has role 'assignedRole', then

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Examples of java.util.prefs.Preferences.absolutePath()

        assertEquals("expected role principal full path name == testgetrole", "testgetrole", rolePrincipal.getName());


        // Test the Role Preferences.
        Preferences preferences = role.getPreferences();
        assertEquals("expected role node == /role/testgetrole", SecurityHelper.getPreferencesFullPath(rolePrincipal),
                preferences.absolutePath());


        // Cleanup test.
        try
        {
            rms.removeRole("testgetrole");

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Examples of org.jruby.util.FileResource.absolutePath()

            // (they are always zero), so we use canonical paths instead. (JRUBY-5726)
            // If we can't load a native POSIX, use this same logic. (JRUBY-6982)
            if (file1.exists() && file2.exists()) {
                try {
                    String canon1 = new File(file1.absolutePath()).getCanonicalPath();
                    String canon2 = new File(file2.absolutePath()).getCanonicalPath();
                    return runtime.newBoolean(canon1.equals(canon2));
                } catch (IOException canonicalizationError) {
                    return runtime.getFalse();
                }
            } else {

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