com.dropbox.core.v1

Class DbxClientV1.Uploader

java.lang.Object

com.dropbox.core.v1.DbxClientV1.Uploader

Enclosing class:

DbxClientV1

public abstract static class DbxClientV1.Uploader
extends java.lang.Object

For uploading file content to Dropbox. Write stuff to the getBody() stream.

Don't call close() directly on the getBody(). Instead call either call either finish() or close() to make sure the stream and other resources are released. A safe idiom is to use the object within a try block and put a call to close() in the finally block.

 DbxClientV1.Uploader uploader = ...
 try {
     uploader.body.write("Hello, world!".getBytes("UTF-8"));
     uploader.finish();
 }
 finally {
     uploader.close();
 }
 

Constructor Summary

Constructors

Constructor and Description
Uploader()

Method Summary

Modifier and Type	Method and Description
abstract void	abort() Cancel the upload.
abstract void	close() Release the resources related to this Uploader instance.
abstract DbxEntry.File	finish() When you're done writing the file contents to getBody(), call this to indicate that you're done.
abstract java.io.OutputStream	getBody()

Methods inherited from class java.lang.Object

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

Constructor Detail

Uploader

public Uploader()

Method Detail

getBody

public abstract java.io.OutputStream getBody()

abort

public abstract void abort()

Cancel the upload.

close

public abstract void close()

Release the resources related to this Uploader instance. If close() or abort() has already been called, this does nothing. If neither has been called, this is equivalent to calling abort().

finish

public abstract DbxEntry.File finish()
                              throws DbxException

When you're done writing the file contents to getBody(), call this to indicate that you're done. This will actually finish the underlying HTTP request and return the uploaded file's DbxEntry.

Throws:

DbxException