Examples of com.rackspacecloud.client.cloudfiles.FilesClient.containerExists()

Package com.rackspacecloud.client.cloudfiles

Class com.rackspacecloud.client.cloudfiles.FilesClient

Examples of com.rackspacecloud.client.cloudfiles.FilesClient.containerExists()

com.rackspacecloud.client.cloudfiles.FilesClient.containerExists()
Convenience method to test for the existence of a container in Cloud Files. @param container @return true if the container exists. false otherwise. @throws IOException @throws IOException There was an IO error doing network communication @throws HttpException There was an error with the http protocol

      
      // Add it
      client.createContainer(containerName);
      
      // See that it's there
      assertTrue(client.containerExists(containerName));
      
      // Add a path and two files
      client.createPath(containerName, "test");
      
      List<FilesObject> allObjects = client.listObjects(containerName);

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      // Delete it
      client.deleteObject(containerName, "test");
      assertTrue(client.deleteContainer(containerName));
      
      // Make sure it's gone
      assertFalse(client.containerExists(containerName));
      
    } catch (Exception e) {
      e.printStackTrace();
      fail(e.getMessage());
    }

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    try {
      assertTrue(client.login());
      String containerName = createTempContainerName("pathTest");
      
      // Make sure it's not there
      assertFalse(client.containerExists(containerName));
      
      // Add it
      client.createContainer(containerName);
      
      // See that it's there

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      // Add it
      client.createContainer(containerName);
      
      // See that it's there
      assertTrue(client.containerExists(containerName));
      
      // Add a path and two files
      byte randomData[] = makeRandomBytes();
      client.createPath(containerName, "foo");
      client.storeObject(containerName, randomData, "application/octet-stream", "notInContainer.dat", new HashMap<String, String>());

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      client.deleteObject(containerName, "foo/inContainer.dat");
      client.deleteObject(containerName, "foo");
      assertTrue(client.deleteContainer(containerName));
      
      // Make sure it's gone
      assertFalse(client.containerExists(containerName));
      
    } catch (Exception e) {
      fail(e.getMessage());
    } 
  }

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    try {
      assertTrue(client.login());
      String containerName = createTempContainerName("pathTest");
      
      // Make sure it's not there
      assertFalse(client.containerExists(containerName));
      
      // Add it
      client.createContainer(containerName);
      
      // See that it's there

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      // Add it
      client.createContainer(containerName);
      
      // See that it's there
      assertTrue(client.containerExists(containerName));
      
      // Add a path and two files
      client.createFullPath(containerName, "foo/bar/baz");
      
      List<FilesObject> allObjects = client.listObjects(containerName);

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      client.deleteObject(containerName, "foo/bar");
      client.deleteObject(containerName, "foo");
      assertTrue(client.deleteContainer(containerName));
      
      // Make sure it's gone
      assertFalse(client.containerExists(containerName));
      
    } catch (Exception e) {
      e.printStackTrace();
      fail(e.getMessage());
    }

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    try {
      assertTrue(client.login());
      String containerName = createTempContainerName("FOpathTest");
      
      // Make sure it's not there
      assertFalse(client.containerExists(containerName));
      
      // Add it
      client.createContainer(containerName);
      
      // See that it's there

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      // Add it
      client.createContainer(containerName);
      
      // See that it's there
      assertTrue(client.containerExists(containerName));
      
      // Add a path and two files
      client.createPath(containerName, "test");
      
      List<FilesObject> allObjects = client.listObjects(containerName);

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