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Bernd Eckenfels commented on VFS-206:
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Do you still see this with 2.0 or trunk (2.1) version?
> moveTo on Folder does not update the FileName of children
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>
> Key: VFS-206
> URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/VFS-206
> Project: Commons VFS
> Issue Type: Bug
> Affects Versions: 1.0
> Environment: Windows
> Reporter: sebastien DAVID
> Priority: Critical
>
> Hi,
> I use the FTP provider.
> When i move a folder, the destination folder is correctly created and the
> children are correctled referenced by the destination folder.
> But the FileName of the children and the cache are not updated and contains
> the old parent path.
> Ex:
> Directory structure before the move:
> /test/srcDir
> /test/srcDir/File1
> /test/srcDir/Dir1
> Move to be applied:
> /test/srcDir to /test/srcNewDir
> Directory structure after the move:
> /test/srcNewDir
> /test/srcNewDir/File1
> /test/srcNewDir/Dir1
> I recreate the srcDir:
> FileObject srcDir = fs.resolveFile("/test/srcDir")
> srcDir.createFolder();
> I recreate the File1
> FileObject file1 = fs.resolveFile("/test/srcDir/File1")
> ---> But here file1.exists() return true !!!
> With the following code, i fixed this problem:
> I call this method after the doRename (in moveTo)
> private void updateFileName(String p_NewParentPath) throws
> FileSystemException {
> Map cache =
> getFileSystem().getFileSystemManager().getFilesCache().getMap(getFileSystem());
> FileObject[] child = getChildren();
> for (int i=0 ; i<child.length ; ++i) {
> // Remove from the cache the old FileName
> cache.remove(child[i].getName());
>
> // Update the FileName with the new Parent
>
> child[i].getName().setPath(p_NewParentPath+FileName.SEPARATOR+child[i].getBaseName());
>
> // Put the new FileName in the Cache
> cache.put(child[i].getName(), child[i]);
>
> // Update the child if attached
> if (child[i].isAttached() && child[i].getType().hasChildren()) {
> child[i].updateFileName(child[i].getName().getPath());
> }
> }
> }
> Note that the setPath is a new method on the FileName
> Can you include this fix (or a better fix) in the next release ?
> When the new release will be published ?
> Thanks
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