br.com.objectos.fs
Class LocalFs

java.lang.Object
  br.com.objectos.fs.LocalFs

public final class LocalFs
extends Object

Provides static methods for obtaining PathName instances, such as directories and files, from the local file system. The local file system is the one accessible to the Java virtual machine process.

Since:

2

Method Summary

static Directory	getDirectory(File file) Returns an existing directory whose pathname is given by the specified java.io.File.
static Directory	getDirectory(String first, String... more) Returns an existing directory whose pathname is given by combining all of the specified names.
static RegularFile	getRegularFile(Resource resource) Returns an existing file given by the specified ClassLoader resource.
static RegularFile	getRegularFile(String first, String... more) Returns an existing file whose pathname is given by combining all of the specified names.
static RegularFile	getRegularFile(URI uri) Returns an existing file whose pathname is given by the specified java.net.URI.
static ResolvedPath	resolve(File file) Returns a ResolvedPath by converting a java.io.File.
static ResolvedPath	resolve(String first, String... more) Returns a ResolvedPath whose pathname is given by combining all of the specified names.
static ResolvedPath	resolve(URI uri) Returns a ResolvedPath by converting a java.net.URI.

Methods inherited from class java.lang.Object

clone, equals, finalize, getClass, hashCode, notify, notifyAll, toString, wait, wait, wait

Method Detail

getDirectory

public static Directory getDirectory(File file)
                              throws NotFoundException,
                                     NotDirectoryException,
                                     IOException

Returns an existing directory whose pathname is given by the specified java.io.File.

This is a convenience method for which the implementation is equivalent to:

     ResolvedPath path = LocalFs.resolve(file);
     return path.toDirectory();

Parameters:

file - the java.io.File instance

Returns:

an existing directory

Throws:

NotFoundException - if the pathname does not exist

NotDirectoryException - if the pathname exists but it is not a directory (is a regular file for instance)

IOException - if an I/O error occurs

See Also:

ResolvedPath.toDirectory()

getDirectory

public static Directory getDirectory(String first,
                                     String... more)
                              throws NotFoundException,
                                     NotDirectoryException,
                                     IOException

Returns an existing directory whose pathname is given by combining all of the specified names.

This is a convenience method for which the implementation is equivalent to:

     ResolvedPath path = LocalFs.resolve(first, more);
     return path.toDirectory();

Parameters:

first - the first part of the pathname

more - the remaining parts of the pathname

Returns:

an existing directory

Throws:

NotFoundException - if the pathname does not exist

NotDirectoryException - if the pathname exists but it is not a directory (is a regular file for instance)

IOException - if an I/O error occurs

See Also:

ResolvedPath.toDirectory()

getRegularFile

public static RegularFile getRegularFile(Resource resource)
                                  throws NotFoundException,
                                         NotRegularFileException,
                                         IOException

Returns an existing file given by the specified ClassLoader resource.

This is a convenience method for which the implementation is equivalent to:

     URI uri = resource.toUri();
     ResolvedPath path = LocalFs.resolve(uri);
     return path.toRegularFile();

Parameters:

resource - a class loader resource

Returns:

an existing file

Throws:

NotFoundException - if the pathname does not exist

NotRegularFileException - if the pathname exists but it is not a file (is a directory for instance)

IOException - if an I/O error occurs

See Also:

ResolvedPath.toRegularFile()

getRegularFile

public static RegularFile getRegularFile(String first,
                                         String... more)
                                  throws NotFoundException,
                                         NotRegularFileException,
                                         IOException

Returns an existing file whose pathname is given by combining all of the specified names.

This is a convenience method for which the implementation is equivalent to:

     ResolvedPath path = LocalFs.resolve(first, more);
     return path.toRegularFile();

Parameters:

first - the first part of the pathname

more - the remaining parts of the pathname

Returns:

an existing file

Throws:

NotFoundException - if the pathname does not exist

NotRegularFileException - if the pathname exists but it is not a file (is a directory for instance)

IOException - if an I/O error occurs

See Also:

ResolvedPath.toRegularFile()

getRegularFile

public static RegularFile getRegularFile(URI uri)
                                  throws NotFoundException,
                                         NotRegularFileException,
                                         IOException

Returns an existing file whose pathname is given by the specified java.net.URI.

This is a convenience method for which the implementation is equivalent to:

     ResolvedPath path = LocalFs.resolve(uri);
     return path.toRegularFile();
 

Parameters:

uri - the java.net.URI instance

Returns:

an existing file

Throws:

NotFoundException - if the pathname does not exist

NotRegularFileException - if the pathname exists but it is not a file (is a directory for instance)

IOException - if an I/O error occurs

See Also:

ResolvedPath.toRegularFile()

resolve

public static ResolvedPath resolve(File file)

Returns a ResolvedPath by converting a java.io.File.

Parameters:

file - the java.io.File to convert

Returns:

a ResolvedPath

resolve

public static ResolvedPath resolve(String first,
                                   String... more)

Returns a ResolvedPath whose pathname is given by combining all of the specified names.

All of the specified names are combined together, in a system dependant manner, resulting in a pathname. This pathname is used to create the ResolvedPath instance.

Parameters:

first - the first part of the pathname

more - the remaining parts of the pathname

Returns:

a ResolvedPath

resolve

public static ResolvedPath resolve(URI uri)

Returns a ResolvedPath by converting a java.net.URI.

Parameters:

uri - the java.net.URI to convert

Returns:

a ResolvedPath