[jcifs] Re: SMB_COM_CLOSE does work

[Michael B. Allen]

On Wed, 21 Aug 2002 13:45:08 -0400
"Andrew Chernow" <achernow at unitedstoragetech.com> wrote:

> Michael,
>     I saw the message you posted about the lasted release of the jCIFS
> package.
> 
> >Didn't get a chance to do NamedPipes available() and it doesn't look
> >like setting last modified through SMB_COM_CLOSE works.
> 
> I wanted to let you know that I did get lastModified time working through
> SMB_COM_CLOSE.  I just did what you said, "...add a constructor to
> SmbComClose.java and pass the lastWriteTime...".  I made some modifications
> to accomplish this.

That's very good news. I must have done something wrong. My implementation
of this is in 0.7.0b2. It just doesn't work. Is there any chance you
can look at it and see what I did wrong?

> 
> SmbFile:
> added a close(long lastWriteTime) method.  The original SmbFile.close()
> method now reads:
> 
> void close()
> {
>    // this is set to the regular default that was being used, 0xFFFFFFFF
>    close(SmbComClose.DEFAULT_LAST_WRITE_TIME);
> }
> 
> public void close(long lastWriteTime)
> {
>    // same code as the original close() but changed this line
>    send(new SmbComClose(fid, lastWriteTime), new SmbComBlankResponse());
> }
> 
> 
> SmbFileOutputStream:
> added a close(long lastWriteTime) while simply calls
> smbfile.close(lastWriteTime);
> 
> 
> SmbComClose:
> added a constructor to accept lastWriteTime as argument.
> 
> I am not sure in what regards you are saying lastModified doesn't work, but
> in the above context I have no problems.  My solution was a quick hackish
> patch for my specific project.
> 
> Example:
> ----------------------------------------------------------------------------
> File file              = new File("/home/slakr/somefile.c");
> SmbFile smbFile = new SmbFile(smburl);
> 
> FileInputStream in           = new FileInputStream(file);
> SmbFileOutputStream out = new SmbFileOutputStream(smbFile);
> 
> while(....)
> {
>    // transfer the file
> }
> out.close(file.lastModified());
> in.close();
> ----------------------------------------------------------------------------
> -
> 
> Anyways, that's what I did and it works like a charm, after figuring out
> TimeZone s**t.
> 
> Thanks,
> /sLaKr
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