I am using apache compress in order to create and compress a number of files into a tar.gz file. I am then attempting to create an endpoint that another application can contact in order to receive the tar.gz file.
I have tried a number of different methods but I cannot seem to get the desired output. Currently I have am able to return the compressed file as a .gz file but I need it as a .tar.gz file.
My Controller method looks like:
public ResponseEntity<?> getBundle(){
BundleService bundleService = new BundleService();
List<File>fileList = new ArrayList<File>();
List<String> implementationIds = policyService.getImplementationIdListForBundle(EnvironmentType.DEV, PlatformEngineType.REGO);
List<PolicyImplementation> implementationList = policyService.getImplementationsForBundle(implementationIds);
fileList = bundleService.createImplementationFiles(implementationList);
bundleService.createTarBall(fileList);
File tarball = new File("./policyadmin/bundleDirectory/bundle.tar");
//File gzippedTarball = bundleService.gzipTarBall();
String gzippedLocation = tarball.getAbsolutePath() ".gz";
//File gzippedFile = new File(gzippedLocation);
Resource tarResource = new FileSystemResource(tarball);
//bundleService.deleteTarball(tarball);
return new ResponseEntity<Object>(tarResource, HttpStatus.OK); //! If I return a File instead of a resource gives me No converter for [class java.io.File] with preset Content-Type 'null']
}
I also have the following code to handle the request:
//GET: Endpoint for OPA to retrieve on the fly gzipped tarball for Bundles
@ApiOperation(value = "Method to retrieve on the fly gzipped tarball for bundles", nickname = "getBundle", notes="", response = Resource.class)
@ApiResponses(value = {
@ApiResponse(code = 200, message = "Request for Bundle.tar.gz received", response = Resource.class),
@ApiResponse(code = 404, message = "Unable to find requested Bundle.tar.gz")
})
@GetMapping(value = "/policyadmin/bundle", produces= { "application/gzip" })
default ResponseEntity<?> getBundle(){
return new ResponseEntity<File>(HttpStatus.NOT_IMPLEMENTED);
}
CodePudding user response:
Note: Make sure you've tar.gz file
Set the content type like:
public ResponseEntity<?> getBundle(HttpServletResponse response){
// Your other code
response.setContentType("application/gzip");
response.setHeader("Content-Disposition", "attachment; filename=\"bundle.tar.gz\"");
return new ResponseEntity<Object>(tarResource, HttpStatus.OK); //! If I return a File instead of a resource gives me No converter for [class java.io.File] with preset Content-Type 'null']
}