/**
* this action allows you to give the path of a track on disk, and it will be resolved to the
* tracks internal ID. this can then be used normally for playing music. the path coming in is
* assumed to have forward slashes to delimit path components, but this needs to be converted to
* whatever the actual path separator is for the current system BEFORE we try and query the
* database, otherwise, well, it just won't work.
*
* <p>NB! ATM, this feature is only here for the the folder browsing stuff, so if that's not
* turned on this this won't work.
*/
protected void resolvePath() throws BadRequestException, SQLException, IOException {
// check folder browsing is enabled
Utils.checkFeatureEnabled(getProperties(), "browse.folders.enabled");
ResultSet rs = null;
PreparedStatement st = null;
try {
final Database db = getDatabase();
final Locale locale = getLocale();
final Request req = getRequest();
final String path = convertPath(req.getArgument("path"));
final String sql = Track.getSelectFromSql() + " where t.path = ? ";
st = db.prepare(sql);
st.setString(1, path);
rs = st.executeQuery();
if (!rs.next())
throw new BadRequestException(locale.getString("www.error.trackNotFound"), 404);
final Track track = Track.createFromResultSet(rs);
final TResolvePath tpl = new TResolvePath();
tpl.setTrack(track);
getResponse().showJson(tpl.makeRenderer());
} finally {
Utils.close(rs);
Utils.close(st);
}
}
