Examples of org.syncany.plugins.transfer.TransferManager.list()

Class org.syncany.plugins.transfer.TransferManager

Examples of org.syncany.plugins.transfer.TransferManager.list()

org.syncany.plugins.transfer.TransferManager.list()
Retrieves a list of all files in the remote repository, filtered by the type of the desired file, i.e. by a sub-class of {@link RemoteFile}. @param remoteFileClass Filter class: RemoteFile or a sub-type thereof @return Returns a list of remote files. In the map, the key is the file name,the value the entire {@link RemoteFile} object. @throws StorageException If the connection fails due to no Internet connection,authentication errors, etc

    assertEquals(1, new File(testConnection.getPath(), "databases").list().length);


    assertEquals(0, transferManager.list(TransactionRemoteFile.class).size());
    assertEquals(0, new File(testConnection.getPath(), "transactions").list().length);


    assertEquals(1, transferManager.list(ActionRemoteFile.class).size());
    assertEquals(1, new File(testConnection.getPath(), "actions").list().length);


    // Two temporary files left (first deletion failed)
    assertEquals(2, transferManager.list(TempRemoteFile.class).size());
    assertEquals(2, new File(testConnection.getPath(), "temporary").list().length);

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    assertEquals(1, transferManager.list(ActionRemoteFile.class).size());
    assertEquals(1, new File(testConnection.getPath(), "actions").list().length);


    // Two temporary files left (first deletion failed)
    assertEquals(2, transferManager.list(TempRemoteFile.class).size());
    assertEquals(2, new File(testConnection.getPath(), "temporary").list().length);


    clientA.cleanup(cleanupOptions);


    // Functional cleanup results in removal of action file and unreferenced files

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    assertEquals(2, new File(testConnection.getPath(), "temporary").list().length);


    clientA.cleanup(cleanupOptions);


    // Functional cleanup results in removal of action file and unreferenced files
    assertEquals(0, transferManager.list(ActionRemoteFile.class).size());
    assertEquals(0, new File(testConnection.getPath(), "actions").list().length);


    assertEquals(0, transferManager.list(TempRemoteFile.class).size());
    assertEquals(0, new File(testConnection.getPath(), "temporary").list().length);
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    // Functional cleanup results in removal of action file and unreferenced files
    assertEquals(0, transferManager.list(ActionRemoteFile.class).size());
    assertEquals(0, new File(testConnection.getPath(), "actions").list().length);


    assertEquals(0, transferManager.list(TempRemoteFile.class).size());
    assertEquals(0, new File(testConnection.getPath(), "temporary").list().length);
  }
}

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    assertTrue(transactionTO.getActions().get(2).getRemoteFile().getName().contains("database-"));


    // 2. Double check if list() does not return the multichunk
    TransferManager transferManager = new TransactionAwareTransferManager(
        new UnreliableLocalTransferPlugin().createTransferManager(testConnection, null), null);
    Map<String, MultichunkRemoteFile> multiChunkList = transferManager.list(MultichunkRemoteFile.class);
    assertEquals(0, multiChunkList.size());


    // 3. Second try fails in the beginning, to see if cleanTransactions was successful
    boolean secondUpFailed = false;

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    assertTrue(transactionTO.getActions().get(2).getRemoteFile().getName().contains("database-"));


    // 2. Double check if list() does not return the multichunk
    TransferManager transferManager = new TransactionAwareTransferManager(
        new UnreliableLocalTransferPlugin().createTransferManager(testConnection, null), null);
    Map<String, MultichunkRemoteFile> multiChunkList = transferManager.list(MultichunkRemoteFile.class);
    assertEquals(0, multiChunkList.size());


    // 3. Second try fails in the beginning, to see if cleanTransactions was successful
    boolean secondUpFailed = false;

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