List of acceptsFile() Examples

Examples of acceptsFile()

nz.govt.natlib.adapter.DataAdapter.acceptsFile()
This method tests whether this is adapter wants to attempt to extract metadata from this file. The standard adapters test for a file extension match, and then make additional tests to increase the confidence of getting the right type. These extra tests may involve checking header bytes or looking for particular sequences of characters in the file. This method may make use of the checkFileHeader(File,String) helper method. @param file The file to test. @return True if this adapter will attempt to extract the metadata fromthe file.
org.richfaces.component.AbstractFileUpload.acceptsFile()
Checks whether this component can accept given {@link UploadedFile}.. First, the number of enqueued {@link FileUploadEvent} events can't exceed {@link #getMaxFilesQuantity()}. Then, the file extension of uploaded file needs to be acceptable by this component (see {@link #getAcceptedTypes()}).

Examples of nz.govt.natlib.adapter.DataAdapter.acceptsFile()

    Iterator it = adapters.iterator();
    while (it.hasNext()) {
      DataAdapter adapter = (DataAdapter) it.next();
      if ((output == null || adapter.getOutputType().equals(output))
          && Config.getInstance().getCurrentProfile().hasAdapter(
              adapter) && (adapter.acceptsFile(file))) {
        return adapter;
      }
    }
    if ((defaultAdapter != null)
        && (output == null || defaultAdapter.getOutputType().equals(

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Examples of org.richfaces.component.AbstractFileUpload.acceptsFile()

                    }


                    Iterable<UploadedFile> uploadedFiles = initializeUploadedFiles(externalContext, httpRequest, uid);


                    for (UploadedFile file : uploadedFiles) {
                        if (fileUpload.acceptsFile(file)) {
                            fileUpload.queueEvent(new FileUploadEvent(fileUpload, file));
                        }
                    }
                }
            }

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