Examples with LockResult io.milton.http.LockResult used on opensource projects

Example 1 with LockResult

use of io.milton.http.LockResult in project lobcder by skoulouzis.

the class MemoryLockManagerTest method testLockUnLock.

public void testLockUnLock() throws NotAuthorizedException {
    LockTimeout timeout = new LockTimeout(100l);
    LockInfo lockInfo = new LockInfo(LockInfo.LockScope.NONE, LockInfo.LockType.READ, "me", LockInfo.LockDepth.ZERO);
    SimpleFileContentService contentService = new SimpleFileContentService();
    FsResource resource = new FsFileResource(null, null, new File(File.pathSeparator), contentService);
    // lock it
    LockResult res = lockManager.lock(timeout, lockInfo, resource);
    assertNotNull(res);
    assertTrue(res.isSuccessful());
    // check is locked
    LockToken token = lockManager.getCurrentToken(resource);
    assertNotNull(token);
    assertEquals(token.tokenId, res.getLockToken().tokenId);
    // unlock
    lockManager.unlock(token.tokenId, resource);
    // check removed
    token = lockManager.getCurrentToken(resource);
    assertNull(token);
}

Example 2 with LockResult

use of io.milton.http.LockResult in project lobcder by skoulouzis.

the class LockHandler method processNewLock.

private void processNewLock(HttpManager manager, Request request, Response response, LockableResource r, LockTimeout timeout) throws IOException, SAXException, NotAuthorizedException, PreConditionFailedException, LockedException {
    LockInfo lockInfo = parseLockInfo(request);
    if (handlerHelper.isLockedOut(request, r)) {
        this.responseHandler.respondLocked(request, response, r);
        return;
    }
    LockResult result = r.lock(timeout, lockInfo);
    if (result.isSuccessful()) {
        LockToken tok = result.getLockToken();
        // spec says to set response header. See 8.10.1
        response.setLockTokenHeader("<opaquelocktoken:" + tok.tokenId + ">");
        respondWithToken(tok, request, response);
    } else {
        response.setStatus(result.getFailureReason().status);
    }
}