Package com.atlassian.confluence.pages.persistence.dao.filesystem

Class HierarchicalContentFileSystemHelper

java.lang.Object

com.atlassian.confluence.pages.persistence.dao.filesystem.HierarchicalContentFileSystemHelper

public class HierarchicalContentFileSystemHelper
extends Object

Provides utilties for creating hierarchical directory structures for storing Confluence content-related files.

See FileSystemAttachmentDataDao See DefaultThumbnailManager

Since:

5.5

Constructor Summary

Constructors

Constructor	Description
HierarchicalContentFileSystemHelper()

Method Summary

Modifier and Type	Method	Description
File	createDirectoryHierarchy(File parentDir, long contentId)	Deprecated. since 7.14 use getDirectory(File, long)
com.atlassian.dc.filestore.api.compat.FilesystemPath	getDirectory(com.atlassian.dc.filestore.api.compat.FilesystemPath parentDir, long contentId)	Get the directory corresponding to the given content ID.
File	getDirectory(File parentDir, long contentId)	Get the directory corresponding to the given content ID.

Methods inherited from class java.lang.Object

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

Constructor Detail

HierarchicalContentFileSystemHelper

public HierarchicalContentFileSystemHelper()

Method Detail

createDirectoryHierarchy

@Deprecated
public File createDirectoryHierarchy(File parentDir,
                                     long contentId)

Deprecated.

since 7.14 use getDirectory(File, long)

Get the directory corresponding to the given content ID, creating the directory hierarchy as required.

getDirectory

public File getDirectory(File parentDir,
                         long contentId)

Get the directory corresponding to the given content ID. The directory may or may not exist already.

getDirectory

public com.atlassian.dc.filestore.api.compat.FilesystemPath getDirectory(com.atlassian.dc.filestore.api.compat.FilesystemPath parentDir,
                                                                         long contentId)

Get the directory corresponding to the given content ID. The directory may or may not exist already.