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019    package org.apache.wiki.providers;
020    
021    import java.io.InputStream;
022    import java.io.IOException;
023    import java.util.Collection;
024    import java.util.Date;
025    import java.util.List;
026    
027    import org.apache.wiki.*;
028    import org.apache.wiki.api.exceptions.ProviderException;
029    import org.apache.wiki.attachment.Attachment;
030    import org.apache.wiki.search.QueryItem;
031    
032    /**
033     *  Defines an attachment provider - a class which is capable of saving
034     *  binary data as attachments.
035     *  <P>
036     *  The difference between this class and WikiPageProvider is that there
037     *  PageProviders handle Unicode text, whereas we handle binary data.
038     *  While there are quite a lot of similarities in how we handle
039     *  things, many providers can really use just one.  In addition,
040     *  since binary files can be really large, we rely on
041     *  Input/OutputStreams.
042     *
043     */
044    public interface WikiAttachmentProvider
045        extends WikiProvider
046    {
047        /**
048         *  Put new attachment data.
049         *  
050         *  @param att Attachment object to add new data to
051         *  @param data The stream from which the provider should read the data
052         *  @throws IOException If writing fails
053         *  @throws ProviderException If there are other errors.
054         */
055        void putAttachmentData( Attachment att, InputStream data )
056            throws ProviderException,
057                   IOException;
058    
059        /**
060         *  Get attachment data.
061         *  
062         *  @param att The attachment
063         *  @return An InputStream which you contains the raw data of the object. It's your
064         *          responsibility to close it.
065         *  @throws ProviderException If the attachment cannot be found
066         *  @throws IOException If the attachment cannot be opened
067         */
068    
069        InputStream getAttachmentData( Attachment att )
070            throws ProviderException,
071                   IOException;
072    
073        /**
074         *  Lists all attachments attached to a page.
075         *
076         *  @param page The page to list the attachments from.
077         *  @return A collection of Attachment objects.  May be empty, but never null.
078         *  @throws ProviderException If something goes wrong when listing the attachments.
079         */
080    
081        Collection listAttachments( WikiPage page )
082            throws ProviderException;
083    
084        /**
085         * Finds attachments based on the query.
086         * @param query An array of QueryItem objects to search for
087         * @return A Collection of Attachment objects.  May be empty, but never null.
088         */
089        Collection findAttachments( QueryItem[] query );
090    
091        /**
092         *  Lists changed attachments since given date.  Can also be used to fetch
093         *  a list of all pages.
094         *  <P>
095         *  This is different from WikiPageProvider, where you basically get a list
096         *  of all pages, then sort them locally.  However, since some providers
097         *  can be more efficient in locating recently changed files (like any database) 
098         *  than our non-optimized Java
099         *  code, it makes more sense to fetch the whole list this way.
100         *  <P>
101         *  To get all files, call this with Date(0L);
102         *
103         *  @param timestamp List all files from this date onward.
104         *  @return A List of Attachment objects, in most-recently-changed first order.
105         *  @throws ProviderException If something goes wrong.
106         */
107        List listAllChanged( Date timestamp )
108            throws ProviderException;
109    
110        /**
111         *  Returns info about an attachment.
112         *  
113         *  @param page The parent page
114         *  @param name The name of the attachment
115         *  @param version The version of the attachment (it's okay to use WikiPage.LATEST_VERSION to find the latest one)
116         *  @return An attachment object
117         *  @throws ProviderException If the attachment cannot be found or some other error occurs.
118         */
119        Attachment getAttachmentInfo( WikiPage page, String name, int version )
120            throws ProviderException;
121    
122        /**
123         *  Returns version history.  Each element should be
124         *  an Attachment.
125         *  
126         *  @param att The attachment for which to find the version history for.
127         *  @return A List of Attachment objects.
128         */
129        List getVersionHistory( Attachment att );
130    
131        /**
132         *  Removes a specific version from the repository.  The implementations
133         *  should really do no more security checks, since that is the domain
134         *  of the AttachmentManager.  Just delete it as efficiently as you can.
135         *
136         *  @since 2.0.19.
137         *
138         *  @param att Attachment to be removed.  The version field is checked, and thus
139         *             only that version is removed.
140         *
141         *  @throws ProviderException If the attachment cannot be removed for some reason.
142         */
143    
144        void deleteVersion( Attachment att )
145            throws ProviderException;
146    
147        /**
148         *  Removes an entire page from the repository.  The implementations
149         *  should really do no more security checks, since that is the domain
150         *  of the AttachmentManager.  Just delete it as efficiently as you can.  You should also
151         *  delete any auxiliary files and directories that belong to this attachment, 
152         *  IF they were created
153         *  by this provider.
154         *
155         *  @since 2.0.17.
156         *
157         *  @param att Attachment to delete.
158         *
159         *  @throws ProviderException If the page could not be removed for some reason.
160         */
161        void deleteAttachment( Attachment att )
162            throws ProviderException;
163       
164        /**
165         * Move all the attachments for a given page so that they are attached to a
166         * new page.
167         *
168         * @param oldParent Name of the page we are to move the attachments from.
169         * @param newParent Name of the page we are to move the attachments to.
170         *
171         * @throws ProviderException If the attachments could not be moved for some
172         *                           reason.
173         */
174        void moveAttachmentsForPage( String oldParent,
175                                            String newParent )
176            throws ProviderException;
177    }
178    
179