private static void WriteFile(string path, byte[] contents)
{
using (FileStream fileStream = SystemIO.IO_OS.FileOpenWrite(path))
{
Utility.CopyStream(new MemoryStream(contents), fileStream);
}
}
public void LongPath()
{
string folderPath = Path.Combine(this.DATAFOLDER, new string('x', 10));
SystemIO.IO_OS.DirectoryCreate(folderPath);
string fileName = new string('y', 255);
string filePath = SystemIO.IO_OS.PathCombine(folderPath, fileName);
byte[] fileBytes = { 0, 1, 2 };
WriteFile(filePath, fileBytes);
Dictionary <string, string> options = new Dictionary <string, string>(this.TestOptions);
using (Controller c = new Controller("file://" + this.TARGETFOLDER, options, null))
{
IBackupResults backupResults = c.Backup(new[] { this.DATAFOLDER });
Assert.AreEqual(0, backupResults.Errors.Count());
Assert.AreEqual(0, backupResults.Warnings.Count());
}
Dictionary <string, string> restoreOptions = new Dictionary <string, string>(this.TestOptions)
{
["restore-path"] = this.RESTOREFOLDER
};
using (Controller c = new Controller("file://" + this.TARGETFOLDER, restoreOptions, null))
{
IRestoreResults restoreResults = c.Restore(new[] { filePath });
Assert.AreEqual(0, restoreResults.Errors.Count());
Assert.AreEqual(0, restoreResults.Warnings.Count());
}
string restoreFilePath = SystemIO.IO_OS.PathCombine(this.RESTOREFOLDER, fileName);
Assert.IsTrue(SystemIO.IO_OS.FileExists(restoreFilePath));
MemoryStream restoredStream = new MemoryStream();
using (FileStream fileStream = SystemIO.IO_OS.FileOpenRead(restoreFilePath))
{
Utility.CopyStream(fileStream, restoredStream);
}
Assert.AreEqual(fileBytes, restoredStream.ToArray());
}
/// <summary>
/// SharePoint has nested subwebs but sometimes different webs
/// are hooked into a sub path.
/// For finding files SharePoint is picky to use the correct
/// path to the web, so we will trial and error here.
/// The user can give us a hint by supplying an URI with a double
/// slash to separate web.
/// Otherwise it's a good guess to look for "/documents", as we expect
/// that the default document library is used in the path.
/// If that won't help, we will try all possible pathes from longest
/// to shortest...
/// </summary>
private static string findCorrectWebPath(Utility.Uri orgUrl, System.Net.ICredentials userInfo, out SP.ClientContext retCtx)
{
retCtx = null;
string path = orgUrl.Path;
int webIndicatorPos = path.IndexOf("//");
// if a hint is supplied, we will of course use this first.
if (webIndicatorPos >= 0)
{
string testUrl = new Utility.Uri(orgUrl.Scheme, orgUrl.Host, path.Substring(0, webIndicatorPos), null, null, null, orgUrl.Port).ToString();
if (testUrlForWeb(testUrl, userInfo, false, out retCtx) >= 0)
return testUrl;
}
// Now go through path and see where we land a success.
string[] pathParts = path.Split(new char[] { '/' }, StringSplitOptions.RemoveEmptyEntries);
// first we look for the doc library
int docLibrary = Array.FindIndex(pathParts, p => StringComparer.InvariantCultureIgnoreCase.Equals(p, "documents"));
if (docLibrary >= 0)
{
string testUrl = new Utility.Uri(orgUrl.Scheme, orgUrl.Host,
string.Join("/", pathParts, 0, docLibrary),
null, null, null, orgUrl.Port).ToString();
if (testUrlForWeb(testUrl, userInfo, false, out retCtx) >= 0)
return testUrl;
}
// last but not least: try one after the other.
for (int pi = pathParts.Length - 1; pi >= 0; pi--)
{
if (pi == docLibrary) continue; // already tested
string testUrl = new Utility.Uri(orgUrl.Scheme, orgUrl.Host,
string.Join("/", pathParts, 0, pi),
null, null, null, orgUrl.Port).ToString();
if (testUrlForWeb(testUrl, userInfo, false, out retCtx) >= 0)
return testUrl;
}
// nothing worked :(
return null;
}
