Examples of ChecksumFactory

org.jdesktop.wonderland.web.checksums.ChecksumFactory
A ChecksumFactory is responsible for generating and returning the checksums for a particular "root" in the content repository. Examples of root include "modules", "users", "system", etc. so that each of these different parts of the content store can manage checksums in their own way. @author Jordan Slott

Examples of org.jdesktop.wonderland.web.checksums.ChecksumFactory

        // Fetch the checksum directly from the manager and return it. If we
        // cannot find the factory to handle the content assets, then return
        // an error (this should never happen).
        ChecksumManager checksumManager = ChecksumManager.getChecksumManager();
        ContentAssetDescriptor cad = new ContentAssetDescriptor(contentRoot, assetPath);
        ChecksumFactory checksumFactory = checksumManager.getChecksumFactory(cad);
        if (checksumFactory == null) {
            logger.warning("Unable to find checksum factory for " + cad);
            return Response.noContent().build();
        }


        // Ask the factory for the asset. If it does not exist, then ask it to
        // create the checksum
        ChecksumList checksumList = checksumFactory.getChecksumList(cad, ChecksumAction.GENERATE);
        if (checksumList == null) {
            logger.warning("Unable to generate checksum for " + contentRoot +
                    " " + assetPath);
            return Response.noContent().build();
        }

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Examples of org.jdesktop.wonderland.web.checksums.ChecksumFactory

        for (DeployedAsset deployedAsset : partMap.keySet()) {
            // Create an proper AssetDeployer using the module name and module
            // part. Add to the master list.
            ModuleAssetDescriptor mad = new ModuleAssetDescriptor(
                    deployedAsset.moduleName, deployedAsset.assetType, null);
            ChecksumFactory factory = checksumManager.getChecksumFactory(mad);
            ChecksumList partList = factory.getChecksumList(mad, ChecksumAction.DO_NOT_GENERATE);
            if (partList != null) {
                logger.info("Adding found part " + deployedAsset.assetType +
                        " with size " + partList.getChecksumMap().size());
                checksumList.putChecksums(partList.getChecksumMap());
            }

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Examples of org.jdesktop.wonderland.web.checksums.ChecksumFactory

        // For each module to deploy, we want to generate a checksums file. We
        // need to create a descriptor for the module and part and ask for the
        // checksums to generate it.
        ChecksumManager checksumManager = ChecksumManager.getChecksumManager();
        ModuleAssetDescriptor descriptor = new ModuleAssetDescriptor(module.getName(), type, null);
        ChecksumFactory factory = checksumManager.getChecksumFactory(descriptor);
        factory.getChecksumList(descriptor, ChecksumAction.FORCE_GENERATE);
    }

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Examples of org.jdesktop.wonderland.web.checksums.ChecksumFactory

                // to add to the output. If there is no factory to load the
                // checksum for the asset, the go onto the next deployed asset
                // part
                ModuleAssetDescriptor mad = new ModuleAssetDescriptor(moduleName, asset.assetType, null);
                ChecksumManager checksumManager = ChecksumManager.getChecksumManager();
                ChecksumFactory factory = checksumManager.getChecksumFactory(mad);
                ChecksumList checksumList = factory.getChecksumList(mad, ChecksumAction.DO_NOT_GENERATE);
                if (checksumList == null) {
                    continue;
                }


                for (Map.Entry<String, Checksum> e : checksumList.getChecksumMap().entrySet()) {

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