com.google.api.client.http.MultipartContent Java Examples
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Example #1
Source File: Attachments.java From java-asana with MIT License | 6 votes |
/** * Upload a file and attach it to a task * * @param task Globally unique identifier for the task. * @param fileContent Content of the file to be uploaded * @param fileName Name of the file to be uploaded * @param fileType MIME type of the file to be uploaded * @return Request object */ public ItemRequest<Attachment> createOnTask(String task, InputStream fileContent, String fileName, String fileType) { MultipartContent.Part part = new MultipartContent.Part() .setContent(new InputStreamContent(fileType, fileContent)) .setHeaders(new HttpHeaders().set( "Content-Disposition", String.format("form-data; name=\"file\"; filename=\"%s\"", fileName) // TODO: escape fileName? )); MultipartContent content = new MultipartContent() .setMediaType(new HttpMediaType("multipart/form-data").setParameter("boundary", UUID.randomUUID().toString())) .addPart(part); String path = String.format("/tasks/%s/attachments", task); return new ItemRequest<Attachment>(this, Attachment.class, path, "POST") .data(content); }
Example #2
Source File: GoogleCloudStorageIntegrationHelper.java From hadoop-connectors with Apache License 2.0 | 5 votes |
/** Convert request to string representation that could be used for assertions in tests */ public static String requestToString(HttpRequest request) { String method = request.getRequestMethod(); String url = request.getUrl().toString(); String requestString = method + ":" + url; if ("POST".equals(method) && url.contains("uploadType=multipart")) { MultipartContent content = (MultipartContent) request.getContent(); JsonHttpContent jsonRequest = (JsonHttpContent) Iterables.get(content.getParts(), 0).getContent(); String objectName = ((StorageObject) jsonRequest.getData()).getName(); requestString += ":" + objectName; } return requestString; }
Example #3
Source File: MediaHttpUploader.java From google-api-java-client with Apache License 2.0 | 5 votes |
/** * Direct Uploads the media. * * @param initiationRequestUrl The request URL where the initiation request will be sent * @return HTTP response */ private HttpResponse directUpload(GenericUrl initiationRequestUrl) throws IOException { updateStateAndNotifyListener(UploadState.MEDIA_IN_PROGRESS); HttpContent content = mediaContent; if (metadata != null) { content = new MultipartContent().setContentParts(Arrays.asList(metadata, mediaContent)); initiationRequestUrl.put("uploadType", "multipart"); } else { initiationRequestUrl.put("uploadType", "media"); } HttpRequest request = requestFactory.buildRequest(initiationRequestMethod, initiationRequestUrl, content); request.getHeaders().putAll(initiationHeaders); // We do not have to do anything special here if media content length is unspecified because // direct media upload works even when the media content length == -1. HttpResponse response = executeCurrentRequest(request); boolean responseProcessed = false; try { if (isMediaLengthKnown()) { totalBytesServerReceived = getMediaContentLength(); } updateStateAndNotifyListener(UploadState.MEDIA_COMPLETE); responseProcessed = true; } finally { if (!responseProcessed) { response.disconnect(); } } return response; }
Example #4
Source File: BatchRequest.java From google-api-java-client with Apache License 2.0 | 4 votes |
/** * Executes all queued HTTP requests in a single call, parses the responses and invokes callbacks. * * <p> * Calling {@link #execute()} executes and clears the queued requests. This means that the * {@link BatchRequest} object can be reused to {@link #queue} and {@link #execute()} requests * again. * </p> */ public void execute() throws IOException { boolean retryAllowed; Preconditions.checkState(!requestInfos.isEmpty()); // Log a warning if the user is using the global batch endpoint. In the future, we can turn this // into a preconditions check. if (GLOBAL_BATCH_ENDPOINT.equals(this.batchUrl.toString())) { LOGGER.log(Level.WARNING, GLOBAL_BATCH_ENDPOINT_WARNING); } HttpRequest batchRequest = requestFactory.buildPostRequest(this.batchUrl, null); // NOTE: batch does not support gzip encoding HttpExecuteInterceptor originalInterceptor = batchRequest.getInterceptor(); batchRequest.setInterceptor(new BatchInterceptor(originalInterceptor)); int retriesRemaining = batchRequest.getNumberOfRetries(); do { retryAllowed = retriesRemaining > 0; MultipartContent batchContent = new MultipartContent(); batchContent.getMediaType().setSubType("mixed"); int contentId = 1; for (RequestInfo<?, ?> requestInfo : requestInfos) { batchContent.addPart(new MultipartContent.Part( new HttpHeaders().setAcceptEncoding(null).set("Content-ID", contentId++), new HttpRequestContent(requestInfo.request))); } batchRequest.setContent(batchContent); HttpResponse response = batchRequest.execute(); BatchUnparsedResponse batchResponse; try { // Find the boundary from the Content-Type header. String boundary = "--" + response.getMediaType().getParameter("boundary"); // Parse the content stream. InputStream contentStream = response.getContent(); batchResponse = new BatchUnparsedResponse(contentStream, boundary, requestInfos, retryAllowed); while (batchResponse.hasNext) { batchResponse.parseNextResponse(); } } finally { response.disconnect(); } List<RequestInfo<?, ?>> unsuccessfulRequestInfos = batchResponse.unsuccessfulRequestInfos; if (!unsuccessfulRequestInfos.isEmpty()) { requestInfos = unsuccessfulRequestInfos; } else { break; } retriesRemaining--; } while (retryAllowed); requestInfos.clear(); }