Package org.apache.accumulo.core.volume
Interface Volume
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- All Known Implementing Classes:
VolumeImpl
public interface Volume
Encapsulates aFileSystem
and a basePath
within that filesystem. This also avoid the necessity to pass around a Configuration.
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Method Summary
All Methods Instance Methods Abstract Methods Modifier and Type Method Description boolean
containsPath(org.apache.hadoop.fs.Path path)
Determine if the Path is contained in Volume.String
getBasePath()
The base path which Accumulo will use within the givenFileSystem
org.apache.hadoop.fs.FileSystem
getFileSystem()
AFileSystem
that Accumulo will useorg.apache.hadoop.fs.Path
prefixChild(String pathString)
Convert the given child path into a Path that is relative to the base path for this Volume.
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Method Detail
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getFileSystem
org.apache.hadoop.fs.FileSystem getFileSystem()
AFileSystem
that Accumulo will use
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getBasePath
String getBasePath()
The base path which Accumulo will use within the givenFileSystem
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prefixChild
org.apache.hadoop.fs.Path prefixChild(String pathString)
Convert the given child path into a Path that is relative to the base path for this Volume. The supplied path should not include any scheme (such asfile:
orhdfs:
), and should not contain any relative path "breakout" patterns, such as../
. If the path begins with a single slash, it will be preserved while prefixing this volume. If it does not begin with a single slash, one will be inserted.- Parameters:
pathString
- The suffix to use- Returns:
- A Path for this Volume with the provided suffix
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containsPath
boolean containsPath(org.apache.hadoop.fs.Path path)
Determine if the Path is contained in Volume. A Path is considered contained if refers to a location within the base path for this Volume on the same FileSystem. It can be located at the base path, or within any sub-directory. Unqualified paths (those without a file system scheme) will resolve to using the configured Hadoop default file system before comparison. Paths are not considered "contained" within this Volume if they have any relative path "breakout" patterns, such as../
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