Examples with Folder org.eclipse.che.ide.api.resources.Folder used on opensource projects

Example 1 with Folder

use of org.eclipse.che.ide.api.resources.Folder in project che by eclipse.

the class ResourceManager method update.

/**
     * Update state of specific properties in project and save this state on the server.
     * As the result method should return the {@link Promise} with new {@link Project} object.
     * <p/>
     * During the update method have to iterate on children of updated resource and if any of
     * them has changed own type, e.g. folder -> project, project -> folder, specific event
     * has to be fired.
     * <p/>
     * Method is not intended to be called in third party components. It is the service method
     * for {@link Project}.
     *
     * @param path
     *         the path to project which should be updated
     * @param request
     *         the update request
     * @return the {@link Promise} with new {@link Project} object.
     * @see ResourceChangedEvent
     * @see ProjectRequest
     * @see Project#update()
     * @since 4.4.0
     */
protected Promise<Project> update(final Path path, final ProjectRequest request) {
    final ProjectConfig projectConfig = request.getBody();
    final SourceStorage source = projectConfig.getSource();
    final SourceStorageDto sourceDto = dtoFactory.createDto(SourceStorageDto.class);
    if (source != null) {
        sourceDto.setLocation(source.getLocation());
        sourceDto.setType(source.getType());
        sourceDto.setParameters(source.getParameters());
    }
    final ProjectConfigDto dto = dtoFactory.createDto(ProjectConfigDto.class).withName(projectConfig.getName()).withPath(path.toString()).withDescription(projectConfig.getDescription()).withType(projectConfig.getType()).withMixins(projectConfig.getMixins()).withAttributes(projectConfig.getAttributes()).withSource(sourceDto);
    return ps.updateProject(dto).thenPromise(new Function<ProjectConfigDto, Promise<Project>>() {

        @Override
        public Promise<Project> apply(ProjectConfigDto reference) throws FunctionException {
            /* Note: After update, project may become to be other type,
                   e.g. blank -> java or maven, or ant, or etc. And this may
                   cause sub-project creations. Simultaneously on the client
                   side there is outdated information about sub-projects, so
                   we need to get updated project list. */
            //dispose outdated resource
            final Optional<Resource> outdatedResource = store.getResource(path);
            checkState(outdatedResource.isPresent(), "Outdated resource wasn't found");
            final Resource resource = outdatedResource.get();
            checkState(resource instanceof Container, "Outdated resource is not a container");
            Container container = (Container) resource;
            if (resource instanceof Folder) {
                Container parent = resource.getParent();
                checkState(parent != null, "Parent of the resource wasn't found");
                container = parent;
            }
            return synchronize(container).then(new Function<Resource[], Project>() {

                @Override
                public Project apply(Resource[] synced) throws FunctionException {
                    final Optional<Resource> updatedProject = store.getResource(path);
                    checkState(updatedProject.isPresent(), "Updated resource is not present");
                    checkState(updatedProject.get().isProject(), "Updated resource is not a project");
                    eventBus.fireEvent(new ResourceChangedEvent(new ResourceDeltaImpl(updatedProject.get(), UPDATED)));
                    return (Project) updatedProject.get();
                }
            });
        }
    });
}

Example 2 with Folder

use of org.eclipse.che.ide.api.resources.Folder in project che by eclipse.

the class NewPackageAction method onAccepted.

private void onAccepted(String value) {
    final Resource resource = appContext.getResource();
    checkState(resource instanceof Container, "Parent should be a container");
    ((Container) resource).newFolder(value.replace('.', '/')).then(new Operation<Folder>() {

        @Override
        public void apply(Folder pkg) throws OperationException {
            eventBus.fireEvent(new RevealResourceEvent(pkg));
        }
    }).catchError(new Operation<PromiseError>() {

        @Override
        public void apply(PromiseError error) throws OperationException {
            dialogFactory.createMessageDialog(coreLocalizationConstant.invalidName(), error.getMessage(), null).show();
        }
    });
}

Example 3 with Folder

use of org.eclipse.che.ide.api.resources.Folder in project che by eclipse.

the class NewFolderAction method createFolder.

final void createFolder(String name) {
    Resource resource = appContext.getResource();
    if (!(resource instanceof Container)) {
        final Container parent = resource.getParent();
        checkState(parent != null, "Parent should be a container");
        resource = parent;
    }
    ((Container) resource).newFolder(name).then(new Operation<Folder>() {

        @Override
        public void apply(Folder folder) throws OperationException {
            eventBus.fireEvent(new RevealResourceEvent(folder));
        }
    }).catchError(new Operation<PromiseError>() {

        @Override
        public void apply(PromiseError error) throws OperationException {
            dialogFactory.createMessageDialog("Error", error.getMessage(), null).show();
        }
    });
}