Examples of org.apache.commons.vfs.FileObject.createFolder()

org.apache.commons.vfs.FileObject.createFolder()
Creates this folder, if it does not exist. Also creates any ancestor folders which do not exist. This method does nothing if the folder already exists. @throws FileSystemException If the folder already exists with the wrong type, or the parentfolder is read-only, or on error creating this folder or one of its ancestors.

        assertTrue(folder.getParent().exists());
        assertTrue(folder.getParent().getParent().exists());


        // Test creating a folder that already exists
        assertTrue(folder.exists());
        folder.createFolder();
    }


    /**
     * Tests file creation
     */

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        FileObject file = scratchFolder.resolveFile("dir1/file1.txt");
        file.createFile();
        assertEquals(FileType.FILE, file.getType());


        FileObject folder = scratchFolder.resolveFile("dir1/dir2");
        folder.createFolder();
        assertEquals(FileType.FOLDER, folder.getType());


        // Attempt to create a file that already exists as a folder
        try
        {

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        // Attempt to create a folder as a child of a file
        FileObject folder2 = file.resolveFile("some-child");
        try
        {
            folder2.createFolder();
            fail();
        }
        catch (FileSystemException exc)
        {
        }

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        names.remove("file1.html");
        assertSameFileSet(names, folder.getChildren());


        // Recreate the folder
        folder.delete(Selectors.SELECT_ALL);
        folder.createFolder();
        assertEquals(0, folder.getChildren().length);
    }


    /**
     * Check listeners are notified of changes.

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        TestListener listener = new TestListener(child);
        fs.addListener(child, listener);


        // Create as a folder
        listener.addCreateEvent();
        child.createFolder();
        listener.assertFinished();


        // Create the folder again.  Should not get an event.
        child.createFolder();

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        listener.addCreateEvent();
        child.createFolder();
        listener.assertFinished();


        // Create the folder again.  Should not get an event.
        child.createFolder();


        // Delete
        listener.addDeleteEvent();
        child.delete();
        listener.assertFinished();

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        // Recreate the file by writing to it
        child.getContent().getOutputStream().close();


        // Copy another file over the top
        final FileObject otherChild = baseFile.resolveFile("folder1");
        otherChild.createFolder();
        listener.addDeleteEvent();
        listener.addCreateEvent();
        child.copyFrom(otherChild, Selectors.SELECT_SELF);
        listener.assertFinished();

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    {
        FileObject scratchFolder = getWriteFolder();


        // Make sure the test folder is empty
        scratchFolder.delete(Selectors.EXCLUDE_SELF);
        scratchFolder.createFolder();


        final FileObject dir1 = scratchFolder.resolveFile("dir1");
        dir1.createFolder();
        final FileObject dir1file1 = dir1.resolveFile("a.txt");
        dir1file1.createFile();

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        // Make sure the test folder is empty
        scratchFolder.delete(Selectors.EXCLUDE_SELF);
        scratchFolder.createFolder();


        final FileObject dir1 = scratchFolder.resolveFile("dir1");
        dir1.createFolder();
        final FileObject dir1file1 = dir1.resolveFile("a.txt");
        dir1file1.createFile();
        final FileObject dir2 = scratchFolder.resolveFile("dir2");
        dir2.createFolder();
        final FileObject dir2file1 = dir2.resolveFile("b.txt");

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        final FileObject dir1 = scratchFolder.resolveFile("dir1");
        dir1.createFolder();
        final FileObject dir1file1 = dir1.resolveFile("a.txt");
        dir1file1.createFile();
        final FileObject dir2 = scratchFolder.resolveFile("dir2");
        dir2.createFolder();
        final FileObject dir2file1 = dir2.resolveFile("b.txt");
        dir2file1.createFile();


        return scratchFolder;
    }

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