PublishedFile.java

package com.rectang.xsm.io;

import java.io.*;

import com.rectang.xsm.site.Site;

public abstract class PublishedFile
{

    protected String file;

    private Site site;

    public PublishedFile( Site site, String fileName )
    {
        this.site = site;
        setFile( fileName );
    }

    protected void setFile( String fileName )
    {
        if ( fileName.charAt( 0 ) != File.separatorChar )
        {
            fileName = File.separatorChar + fileName;
        }
        file = site.getRootDir() + fileName;
    }

    /**
     * This is the only reference to the underlying file, as there is no use in getting it's path etc, as
     * it may be remote to us.
     * @return The underlying files name
     */
    public String getFileName()
    {
        return (new File( file )).getName();
    }

    public Site getSite()
    {
        return site;
    }

    public abstract OutputStream getOutputStream()
            throws IOException;

    public abstract String toString();

    public abstract boolean exists();

    public abstract boolean isDirectory();

    public abstract long length();

    // FIXME do we ever need to recurively make dirs - surely we only ever need 1?
    public abstract boolean mkparentdirs();

    public abstract boolean mkdir();

//  public abstract File[] listFiles();

    public abstract boolean delete();

    public abstract boolean rename( String newName );

//  public abstract long getModifiedTime();

    /** as uploadFile(f, true); */
    public abstract void uploadFile( File f );

    public abstract void uploadFile( File f, boolean delete );

    public void moveFile( File file )
    {
        file.renameTo( new File( this.file ) );
    }
}