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package org.netbeans.lib.cvsclient.response;

import java.io.*;

import org.netbeans.lib.cvsclient.util.*;

/**
 * Handles the Clear-static-directory response.
 * @author  Robert Greig
 */
class ClearStaticDirectoryResponse implements Response {

    /**
     * Process the data for the response.
     * @param dis the data inputstream allowing the client to read the server's
     * response. Note that the actual response name has already been read
     * and the input stream is positioned just before the first argument, if
     * any.
     */
    public void process(LoggedDataInputStream dis, ResponseServices services)
            throws ResponseException {
        try {
            final String localPath = dis.readLine();

            final String repositoryPath = dis.readLine();
            //System.err.println("Repository path is: " + repositoryPath);
            // It looks like it's not necessary to call updateAdminData(),
            // because all it does is that it creates CVS/ folder with empty
            // Entries if there is not one. This cause problems like issue #42267.
            //services.updateAdminData(localPath, repositoryPath, null);
            final String absPath = services.convertPathname(localPath, repositoryPath);
            File absFile = new File(absPath, "CVS/Entries.Static"); //NOI18N
            if (absFile.exists()) {
                absFile.delete();
            }
        }
        catch (IOException e) {
            throw new ResponseException(e);
        }
    }

    /**
     * Is this a terminal response, i.e. should reading of responses stop
     * after this response. This is true for responses such as OK or
     * an error response
     */
    public boolean isTerminalResponse() {
        return false;
    }
}