Re: Using Turbine to delete a file....

[Jeffery Painter <pa...@kiasoft.com>]

I handle it this way... I'm still using TDK 2.1 but this should work for 
you.


    public void doDelete(RunData data, Context context)
        throws Exception
    {
        Criteria criteria = new Criteria();

	// uploaded file entry is stored in the database, retrieve with
	// details to path of file on system
        criteria.add(PortfolioPeer.PORTFOLIO_ID, data.getParameters().getInt("portfolioid"));

        // clean up the file from our local file system
        Portfolio entry = (Portfolio) PortfolioPeer.doSelect(criteria).elementAt(0);

        File f = new File( TurbineServlet.getRealPath( entry.getImageName() ) );
        if (f.exists()) {

		// perform the delete operation
                f.delete();

        }

	// remove database entry of file information
        PortfolioPeer.doDelete(criteria);

    }


HTH,
Jeff Painter


On Tue, 17 Jun 2003, Wilson, Allen wrote:

> Good morning...
>  
> I am deploying the Jetspeed Portal system for my company and one of the
> things I am working on is a  File Transfer system for clients to upload
> and download files. I have the upload working fine using the
> turbine.util.upload.FileItem. 
>  
> My problem comes when I want to provide the functionality for the user
> to delete an upload file. I found a the deleteFile method as part of the
> FileHandler class but it says that the method has been deprecated for
> the TurbineUploadService counterpart FileItem. I looked up this class
> (or at least thought I did) but could not find any reference for
> deleting a file. Could someone provide some insight or direction on
> which method/class/object to use to delete a file.
>  
> Thanks.....Allen
> 
> 


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