Interface FileItemInputIterator

All Superinterfaces:
org.apache.commons.io.function.IOIterator<FileItemInput>

public interface FileItemInputIterator extends org.apache.commons.io.function.IOIterator<FileItemInput>
  • Method Summary

    Modifier and Type
    Method
    Description
    long
    Gets the maximum size of a single file.
    long
    Gets the maximum size of the complete HTTP request.
    boolean
    Tests whether another instance of FileItemInput is available.
    Returns the next available FileItemInput.
    void
    setFileSizeMax(long fileSizeMax)
    Sets the maximum size of a single file.
    void
    setSizeMax(long sizeMax)
    Sets the maximum size of the complete HTTP request.

    Methods inherited from interface org.apache.commons.io.function.IOIterator

    asIterator, forEachRemaining, remove, unwrap
  • Method Details

    • getFileSizeMax

      Gets the maximum size of a single file. An FileUploadByteCountLimitException will be thrown, if there is an uploaded file, which is exceeding this value. By default, this value will be copied from the FileUploadBase object, however, the user may replace the default value with a request specific value by invoking setFileSizeMax(long) on this object.
      Returns:
      The maximum size of a single, uploaded file. The value -1 indicates "unlimited".
    • getSizeMax

      long getSizeMax()
      Gets the maximum size of the complete HTTP request. A SizeLimitExceededException will be thrown, if the HTTP request will exceed this value. By default, this value will be copied from the FileUploadBase object, however, the user may replace the default value with a request specific value by invoking setSizeMax(long) on this object.
      Returns:
      The maximum size of the complete HTTP request. The value -1 indicates "unlimited".
    • hasNext

      boolean hasNext() throws IOException
      Tests whether another instance of FileItemInput is available.
      Specified by:
      hasNext in interface org.apache.commons.io.function.IOIterator<FileItemInput>
      Returns:
      True, if one or more additional file items are available, otherwise false.
      Throws:
      FileUploadException - Parsing or processing the file item failed.
      IOException - Reading the file item failed.
    • next

      Returns the next available FileItemInput.
      Specified by:
      next in interface org.apache.commons.io.function.IOIterator<FileItemInput>
      Returns:
      FileItemInput instance, which provides access to the next file item.
      Throws:
      NoSuchElementException - No more items are available. Use hasNext() to prevent this exception.
      FileUploadException - Parsing or processing the file item failed.
      IOException - Reading the file item failed.
    • setFileSizeMax

      void setFileSizeMax(long fileSizeMax)
      Sets the maximum size of a single file. An FileUploadByteCountLimitException will be thrown, if there is an uploaded file, which is exceeding this value. By default, this value will be copied from the FileUploadBase object, however, the user may replace the default value with a request specific value by invoking setFileSizeMax(long) on this object, so there is no need to configure it here.

      Note: Changing this value doesn't affect files, that have already been uploaded.

      Parameters:
      fileSizeMax - The maximum size of a single, uploaded file. The value -1 indicates "unlimited".
    • setSizeMax

      void setSizeMax(long sizeMax)
      Sets the maximum size of the complete HTTP request. A SizeLimitExceededException will be thrown, if the HTTP request will exceed this value. By default, this value will be copied from the FileUploadBase object, however, the user may replace the default value with a request specific value by invoking setSizeMax(long) on this object.

      Note: Setting the maximum size on this object will work only, if the iterator is not yet initialized. In other words: If the methods hasNext(), next() have not yet been invoked.

      Parameters:
      sizeMax - The maximum size of the complete HTTP request. The value -1 indicates "unlimited".