Complete long running object rewrite operations.
The Client::RewriteObject()
operation allows applications to copy objects across location boundaries, and to rewrite objects with different encryption keys. In some circumstances it may take multiple calls to the service to complete a rewrite, this class encapsulates the state of a partial copy.
Constructors
ObjectRewriter(std::shared_ptr< internal::StorageConnection >, internal::RewriteObjectRequest)
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Name | Description |
connection |
std::shared_ptr< internal::StorageConnection >
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request |
internal::RewriteObjectRequest
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Functions
Iterate()
Perform one iteration in the rewrite.
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Type | Description |
StatusOr< RewriteProgress > |
The progress after the iteration. If the rewrite has completed the application can use |
CurrentProgress() const
The current progress on the rewrite operation.
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Type | Description |
StatusOr< RewriteProgress > |
Result()
Iterate until the operation completes using a callback to report progress.
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Type | Description |
StatusOr< ObjectMetadata > |
the object metadata once the copy completes. |
ResultWithProgressCallback(Functor)
Iterate until the operation completes using a callback to report progress.
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Name | Description |
cb |
Functor
the callback object. |
typename Functor |
the type of the callback object. It must satisfy: |
typename std::enable_if<>< functor,=""> |
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Type | Description |
StatusOr< ObjectMetadata > |
the object metadata once the copy completes. |
token() const
The current rewrite token.
Applications can save the token of partially completed rewrites, and restart those operations using Client::CopyObjectRestart
, even if the application has terminated. It is up to the application to preserve all the other information for the request, including source and destination buckets, encryption keys, and any preconditions affecting the request.
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Type | Description |
std::string const & |