protected static Files getFiles() throws XenonException {
// class synchronization:
synchronized (AbstractFileTests.class) {
// init xenon singleton instance:
if (xenon == null) {
xenon = XenonFactory.newXenon(null);
}
return xenon.files();
}
}
@SuppressWarnings("unused")
public static void main(String[] args) {
try {
// We create a new Xenon using the XenonFactory (without providing any properties).
Xenon xenon = XenonFactory.newXenon(null);
// Next, we retrieve the Files, Jobs and Credentials API
Files files = xenon.files();
Jobs jobs = xenon.jobs();
Credentials credentials = xenon.credentials();
// We can now uses the interfaces to get some work done!
// ....
// Finally, we end Xenon to release all resources
XenonFactory.endXenon(xenon);
} catch (XenonException e) {
System.out.println("CreatingXenon example failed: " + e.getMessage());
e.printStackTrace();
}
}
public static void main(String[] args) {
try {
// First , we create a new Xenon using the XenonFactory (without providing any properties).
Xenon xenon = XenonFactory.newXenon(null);
// Next, we retrieve the Files and Credentials interfaces
Files files = xenon.files();
Credentials credentials = xenon.credentials();
// To create a new FileSystem we need a Credential that enable us to access the location.
Credential c = credentials.getDefaultCredential("file");
// We need to know the OS to determine the root of the file system
String root;
if (Utils.isWindows()) {
root = "C:";
} else {
root = "/";
}
// Now we can create a FileSystem (we don't provide any properties).
FileSystem fs = files.newFileSystem("file", root, c, null);
// We can now uses the FileSystem to access files!
// ....
// If we are done we need to close the FileSystem and the credential
credentials.close(c);
files.close(fs);
// Finally, we end Xenon to release all resources
XenonFactory.endXenon(xenon);
} catch (XenonException e) {
System.out.println("CreateLocalFileSystem example failed: " + e.getMessage());
e.printStackTrace();
}
}