[opencms-dev] Synchronize command in CmsShell

[Jonathan Woods]

Stefan -
 
Jolly useful - thanks.
 
You don't have to wait until your code's included in the OpenCms code base.
You can create a class which implements I_CmsShellCommands, and use that in
the constructor for CmsShell in a static void main(String[] args) method
along the lines of CmsShell's equivalent, and lo! you'll have a custom
CmsShell in which you can implement any commands you like, including your
synchronisation stuff.  I've found this particularly useful for
semi-automating module build updates.
 
Jon

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From: opencms-dev-bounces at opencms.org
[mailto:opencms-dev-bounces at opencms.org] On Behalf Of Stefan Uldum Grinsted
Sent: 18 August 2006 13:08
To: opencms-dev at opencms.org
Subject: [opencms-dev] Synchronize command in CmsShell



Hi there.

 

I've produced the following few, but quite useful lines of code for
org.opencms.main.CmsShellCommands allowing you to use the synchronize
functionality from the CmsShell. I was hoping it could become part of a
future OpenCMS release.

 

I created this in my build of OpenCMS 6_0_3, so I haven't created any patch,
but I assume that it would also work in the latest from head.

Here is the code:

 

    /**

     * This synchronizes an RFS folder with a number of VFS folders.

     * 

     * @param rfsFolder the path to the folder in the "real" file system

     * @param vfsFolders a semicolon separated list of VFS paths to
synchronize with

     * 

     * @throws CmsSynchronizeException 

     * @throws CmsException

     */

    public void synchronize(String rfsFolder, String vfsFolders) throws
CmsSynchronizeException, CmsException {

      CmsSynchronizeSettings settings = new CmsSynchronizeSettings();

      settings.setDestinationPathInRfs(rfsFolder);

      settings.setEnabled(true);

      String[] folders = vfsFolders.split(";");

      settings.setSourceListInVfs(Arrays.asList(folders));

      new CmsSynchronize(m_cms, settings, new
CmsShellReport(m_cms.getRequestContext().getLocale()));

    }

 

Regards

Stefan Uldum Grinsted

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