caching of lastmodified,
was: [jcifs] Equivalent for java.io.File.getCanonicalPath()
Julian Reschke
julian.reschke at gmx.de
Tue Feb 3 15:01:14 GMT 2004
OK, here's a testcase for:
> ...
> 1) Caching of lastmodified(): after new SmbFile(), new
> SmbFileOutputStream(), .close, lastmodified() on the SmbFile still
> returns 0.
> ...
private static boolean testSetLastMod() throws IOException {
SmbFile smb = new SmbFile("smb://" + creds + host + "/" + share +
"/newfile2");
System.out.println(smb.getCanonicalPath());
SmbFileOutputStream so = new SmbFileOutputStream(smb);
so.close();
smb.setLastModified(60L * 60L * 24L * 365L * 1000L);
System.out.println("lastmod before write: " + smb.lastModified());
so = new SmbFileOutputStream(smb);
so.write("Hello".getBytes());
so.close();
System.out.println("lastmod after write: " + smb.lastModified());
smb = new SmbFile("smb://" + creds + host + "/" + share + "/newfile2");
System.out.println("lastmod after getting new smbfile: " +
smb.lastModified());
return smb.exists();
}
yields:
lastmod before write: 31536000000
lastmod after write: 31536000000
lastmod after getting new smbfile: 1075820346592
So the lastmod timestamp on a given SmbFile object doesn't get updated
when the file was written to using an SmbFileOutputStream.
Regards, Julian
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