Trying to use FileListener in an initialization servlet without success.
File configurationFile = new
File(configurationFileUrl.getFile());
FileSystemManager fsMgr = VFS.getManager();
FileObject fileObject =
fsMgr.toFileObject(configurationFile);
FileSystem fileSystem =
fileObject.getFileSystem();
FileListener fileListener = new fListener();
fileSystem.addListener(fileObject, fileListener);
log.info("Add listener for file: "+fileObject.getName());
log.info("\ttype: "+fileObject.getType());
log.info("\texists:"+fileObject.exists());
log.info("\tLastModTimeAccuracy:"+fileSystem.getLastModTimeAccuracy());
// testing listener only
configurationFile.delete();
fListener is pretty dumb:
public class fListener
implements FileListener
{
private Log flLog = null;
fListener()
{
flLog = LogFactory.getLog(this.getClass());
flLog.info("created: "+this.getClass());
}
public void fileChanged(FileChangeEvent fcEvt)
throws Exception
{
flLog.info("fileChanged: "+fcEvt.getFile().getName());
initParameters();
}
public void fileDeleted(FileChangeEvent fcEvt)
throws Exception
{
flLog.info("fileDeleted: "+fcEvt.getFile().getName());
// ignore
}
public void fileCreated(FileChangeEvent fcEvt)
throws Exception
{
flLog.info("fileCreated: "+fcEvt.getFile().getName());
initParameters();
}
}
The output from "fileObject.exists())" shows the file exists. I'm getting
the message out of fListener constructor but not from "fileDeleted()" when
"configurationFile.delete()" is invoked.
Also at various points a tutorial and samples for VFS have been discussed;
haven't been able to find 'em.
=Paul=
