public class AzureBlobDownloader extends JavaExecutable
execInitializer| Constructor and Description |
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AzureBlobDownloader() |
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Serializable |
execute(TaskResult... results)
The content of this method will be executed once after being scheduled.
This may generate a result as an Object. |
void |
init(Map<String,Serializable> args)
Initialization default method for a java task.
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getErr, getGlobalSpace, getInputSpace, getIterationIndex, getLocalSpace, getMetadata, getNodesURL, getOut, getOutputSpace, getProgress, getReplicationIndex, getResultMap, getSynchronizationAPI, getThirdPartyCredential, getUserSpace, getVariables, initAPIs, initDataSpaces, initMetadata, initResultMap, internalInit, setProgress, setVariablespublic void init(Map<String,Serializable> args) throws Exception
JavaExecutable
By default, this method does automatic assignment between the value given in the arguments map
and the fields contained in your executable.
If the field type and the argument type are different and if the argument type is String
(i.e. for all jobs defined with XML descriptors), then a automatic mapping is tried.
Managed types are byte, short, int, long, boolean and the corresponding classes, other type
must be handle by user by overriding this method.
For example, if you set as argument the key="var", value="12" in the XML descriptor
just add an int (or Integer, long, Long) field named "var" in your executable.
The default JavaExecutable.init(java.util.Map) method will store your arguments into the integer class field.
init in class JavaExecutableargs - a map containing the different parameter names and values given by the user task.Exceptionpublic Serializable execute(TaskResult... results) throws IOException
JavaExecutableObject. It can be whatever you want.execute in class JavaExecutableresults - the results (as a taskResult) from parent tasks.IOExceptionJavaExecutable.execute(TaskResult[])