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package org.apache.hadoop.fs;

import java.io.Closeable;
import java.io.IOException;
import java.io.InputStream;
import java.util.Map;
import java.util.concurrent.CompletableFuture;

import org.apache.hadoop.classification.InterfaceAudience;
import org.apache.hadoop.classification.InterfaceStability;
import org.apache.hadoop.fs.statistics.IOStatisticsSource;

/**
 * MultipartUploader is an interface for copying files multipart and across
 * multiple nodes.
 * 

* The interface extends {@link IOStatisticsSource} so that there is no * need to cast an instance to see if is a source of statistics. * However, implementations MAY return null for their actual statistics. */ @InterfaceAudience.Public @InterfaceStability.Unstable public interface MultipartUploader extends Closeable, IOStatisticsSource { /** * Initialize a multipart upload. * @param filePath Target path for upload. * @return unique identifier associating part uploads. * @throws IOException IO failure */ CompletableFuture startUpload(Path filePath) throws IOException; /** * Put part as part of a multipart upload. * It is possible to have parts uploaded in any order (or in parallel). * @param uploadId Identifier from {@link #startUpload(Path)}. * @param partNumber Index of the part relative to others. * @param filePath Target path for upload (as {@link #startUpload(Path)}). * @param inputStream Data for this part. Implementations MUST close this * stream after reading in the data. * @param lengthInBytes Target length to read from the stream. * @return unique PartHandle identifier for the uploaded part. * @throws IOException IO failure */ CompletableFuture putPart( UploadHandle uploadId, int partNumber, Path filePath, InputStream inputStream, long lengthInBytes) throws IOException; /** * Complete a multipart upload. * @param uploadId Identifier from {@link #startUpload(Path)}. * @param filePath Target path for upload (as {@link #startUpload(Path)}. * @param handles non-empty map of part number to part handle. * from {@link #putPart(UploadHandle, int, Path, InputStream, long)}. * @return unique PathHandle identifier for the uploaded file. * @throws IOException IO failure */ CompletableFuture complete( UploadHandle uploadId, Path filePath, Map handles) throws IOException; /** * Aborts a multipart upload. * @param uploadId Identifier from {@link #startUpload(Path)}. * @param filePath Target path for upload (same as {@link #startUpload(Path)}. * @throws IOException IO failure * @return a future; the operation will have completed */ CompletableFuture abort(UploadHandle uploadId, Path filePath) throws IOException; /** * Best effort attempt to aborts multipart uploads under a path. * Not all implementations support this, and those which do may * be vulnerable to eventually consistent listings of current uploads * -some may be missed. * @param path path to abort uploads under. * @return a future to the number of entries aborted; * -1 if aborting is unsupported * @throws IOException IO failure */ CompletableFuture abortUploadsUnderPath(Path path) throws IOException; }




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