org.xmlBlaster.util
Class FileDumper

java.lang.Object
  org.xmlBlaster.util.FileDumper

public class FileDumper
extends java.lang.Object

Dump message to file. The XML is in XmlScript format and can be refed.

 Configuration:
 xmlBlaster/FileDumper/directoryName  -> ${user.home}/FileDumper
 xmlBlaster/FileDumper/forceBase64    -> false
 

Author:

Marcel Ruff

Constructor Summary

FileDumper(Global glob)

FileDumper(Global glob, java.lang.String dirName, boolean forceBase64)

Method Summary

java.lang.String	dumpMessage(KeyData keyData, byte[] content, QosData qosData)
java.lang.String	dumpMessage(KeyData keyData, byte[] content, QosData qosData, boolean verbose) Dump dead message to hard disk.
boolean	isForceBase64()
void	setForceBase64(boolean forceBase64)

Methods inherited from class java.lang.Object

clone, equals, finalize, getClass, hashCode, notify, notifyAll, toString, wait, wait, wait

Constructor Detail

FileDumper

public FileDumper(Global glob)
           throws XmlBlasterException

Throws:

XmlBlasterException

FileDumper

public FileDumper(Global glob,
                  java.lang.String dirName,
                  boolean forceBase64)
           throws XmlBlasterException

Throws:

XmlBlasterException

Method Detail

dumpMessage

public java.lang.String dumpMessage(KeyData keyData,
                                    byte[] content,
                                    QosData qosData)

dumpMessage

public java.lang.String dumpMessage(KeyData keyData,
                                    byte[] content,
                                    QosData qosData,
                                    boolean verbose)

Dump dead message to hard disk. The file name is the receive timestamp of the message, for example /home/xmlblast/tmp/2004-10-23_18_52_39_87.xml

Parameters:

qosData - may not be null

Returns:

fileName

isForceBase64

public boolean isForceBase64()

setForceBase64

public void setForceBase64(boolean forceBase64)