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Upload an iso media to a catalog #58
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Introduced api that uploads a media iso file to a vcloud catalog. By now this method just creates the media link into the catalog and returns the response from the vcloud. To do: - Get the catalog item created by the previous request - Retrieve the media object to get the upload:default url - Put the media file content on the upload:default url. This should be done partially instead of sending the file data in just one request Refers: vmware-archive#58.
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It looks like @pacogomez started an upload_media method so I'm using his because it looks better. To do: - Get the catalog item created by the previous request - Retrieve the media object to get the upload:default url - Put the media file content on the upload:default url. This should be done partially instead of sending the file data in just one request Refers: vmware-archive#58.
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While uploading a file if the file doesn't exists than we should fail the method. Also getting the file size and adding to the method. To do: - Put the media file content on the upload:default url. This should be done partially instead of sending the file data in just one request Refers: vmware-archive#58.
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When we start to put the file to the catalog it would be great to send it in chunks because ISO files can be really big. I've looked the API and it seems to support this feature. |
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This is already in the master branch and will be released in version 13 |
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I want the ability of upload an iso media to the catalog.
The api will receive the catalog name, media name, description and type and the path to the iso file.
I don't know if media type is necessary on this case but at the HTTP Api it looks like other types of media can be uploaded but by default the ISO media type is used.
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