Class InternalAssetProperties.StorageProvider.Filesystem
java.lang.Object
com.broadleafcommerce.asset.autoconfigure.InternalAssetProperties.StorageProvider.Filesystem
- Enclosing class:
- InternalAssetProperties.StorageProvider
Properties related to the using the filesystem as the Asset digital content storage provider. This is the default storage provider.
If the filesystem is not being used as the storage provider, then these properties are ignored
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Constructor Summary
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Method Summary
Modifier and TypeMethodDescriptionThe base path where file system resources will be stored.int
URLs for images and other content will be stored efficiently on the filesystem using a set of generated directories based on the MD5 hash of the filename.void
setFilesystemBaseDirectory
(String filesystemBaseDirectory) void
setMaxGeneratedDirectoryDepth
(int maxGeneratedDirectoryDepth) Sets the maximum generated directory depth on the filesystem based on the MD5 hash of the filename.toString()
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Constructor Details
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Filesystem
public Filesystem()
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Method Details
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setFilesystemBaseDirectory
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setMaxGeneratedDirectoryDepth
public void setMaxGeneratedDirectoryDepth(int maxGeneratedDirectoryDepth) Sets the maximum generated directory depth on the filesystem based on the MD5 hash of the filename. Note: values greater than 3 are not supported.
- Parameters:
maxGeneratedDirectoryDepth
- the maximum directory depth that should exist on the filesystem- Throws:
IllegalArgumentException
- if a value greater than 3 is supplied- See Also:
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maxGeneratedDirectoryDepth
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getFilesystemBaseDirectory
The base path where file system resources will be stored. Should begin but not end with a forward slash ("/"). If not set, the system will use "System.getProperty("java.io.tmpdir")". -
getMaxGeneratedDirectoryDepth
public int getMaxGeneratedDirectoryDepth()URLs for images and other content will be stored efficiently on the filesystem using a set of generated directories based on the MD5 hash of the filename. "maxGeneratedDirectoryDepth" will be used to determine the number of directories created.Assuming a conservative limit of about 200 files per directory:
- a value of "2" supports a distribution of about 13 million files and is suitable for most purposes
- a value of "3" would add support for over 3 billion files. However, for implementations of this size, distributed file system options should be used instead.
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toString
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