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<%@ page contentType="text/html;charset=UTF-8" language="java" %>
<%@ page contentType="text/html;charset=UTF-8" language="java" %>
<%@ page import="org.cilogon.portal.servlets.ConfigConstants" %>
<%@ page import="static org.cilogon.portal.config.PortalVocabulary.*" %>
<%
FileStoreModel fileStoreModel = null;
String dataPath = null;
String indexPath = null;
boolean createFileStore = true;
say("starting file store setup");
StoreModel storeModel1 = root.getStore();
if (storeModel1 != null) {
// FIXME. Better logic in case the user changes his or her mind about the store type. So there might be some other store here to replace.
if (!storeModel1.isA(FILE_STORE_TYPE)) {
root.removeStore(storeModel1);
createFileStore = true;
} else {
fileStoreModel =
(FileStoreModel) portalConfiguration.getMyThingSession().fetchThing(root.getStore().getSubject(), FileStoreModel.class);
createFileStore = false;
}
}
if (createFileStore) {
say("creatin new store");
fileStoreModel = portalConfiguration.createFileStore(application.getRealPath(CONFIG_FILE_PATH + TEMP_DIRECTORY_NAME));
root.setStore(fileStoreModel);
// we will set the defaults here
}
saveConfig(application, portalConfiguration);
dataPath = fileStoreModel.getDataPath();
indexPath = fileStoreModel.getLookup();
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File store setup
Configuring the file store.
This requires two paths. The first is a directory where transactions will be stored and the second is for
indices. The defaults will place these in the current WEB-INF directory, which should be sufficient for
most cases.
Note: If the paths do not exist, they will be created as needed. Be sure you have proper permissions for any
directories you list