This 'error' is showstopper on Windows 2000 and on Linux until the process
container is active; the Linux command 'fuser' on the temporary file returns
the Tomcat PID but, when the container stops, the file can be deleted:
The servlet runs on Tomcat v 5.0.28 and uses the Jakarta Slide WebDav Client
API v 2.1
I created a WebDavResource using a File from local filesystem.....
[CODE]
File fileSchema = getFile(theRequest.getInputStream());
WebDavSchema webDav = new WebDavSchema(pathSchemaWeb, userWeb,
passwordWeb, nameSchema, fileSchema);
[/CODE]
The getFile Method comes from a perfectly-tested servlet....
[CODE]
public File getFile(InputStream theStream) throws Exception {
File file = File.createTempFile(SCHEMA, EXT_SCHEMA, new File("."));
FileOutputStream fileOut = new FileOutputStream(file);
byte[] buffer = new byte[LEN_BUFFER];
int byteRead;
while ( (byteRead = theStream.read(buffer, 0, buffer.length)) != -1) {
fileOut.write(buffer, 0, byteRead);
}
fileOut.close();
return file;
}
[/CODE]
WebDavSchema is the following....
[CODE]
public WebDavSchema(String theUrl, String theUser, String thePassword,
String theNameSchema, File theSchema) {
HttpURL hrl = new HttpURL(theUrl);
hrl.setUserinfo(theUser, thePassword);
WebdavResource wdr = new WebdavResource(hrl);
wdr.putMethod( (wdr.getPath() + "/" + theNameSchema), theSchema);
wdr.close();
}
[/CODE]
The file on WebDav was succesfully wrote, but i cannot delete the temporary
File 'fileschema' ...
[CODE]
boolean isWritable = fileSchema.canWrite();
log_.debug("isWritable: " + isWritable);
boolean isDelete = fileSchema.delete();
log_.debug("isDelete: " + isDelete);
[/CODE]
The debugger returns:
isWritable = TRUE
isDelete = FALSE
In fact file was'n't deleted !
Any idea?!?!?!?!?
All comments are welcome.
Thanks
AF
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