[JCLOUDS-1279] Extending AWSS3BlobStore is not possible because of default access specifier

• Type: Bug
• Status: Open
• Priority: Major
• Resolution: Unresolved
• Affects Version/s: 2.0.0, 2.0.1
• Component/s: jclouds-blobstore
• Environment: RHEL 7.2, Java 1.7
• Assignee: Unassigned
• Reporter: Rishika
• Created: 25/Apr/17 17:18
• Updated: 06/Jul/17 13:48

Description

methods (constructor) in AWSS3BlobStore are all package protected with default access specifier and cannot be easily extended. This hinders us to create Custom blobstore outside jClouds.

   @Inject
   AWSS3BlobStore(BlobStoreContext context, BlobUtils blobUtils, Supplier<Location> defaultLocation,
            @Memoized Supplier<Set<? extends Location>> locations, PayloadSlicer slicer, AWSS3Client sync,
            Function<Set<BucketMetadata>, PageSet<? extends StorageMetadata>> convertBucketsToStorageMetadata,
            ContainerToBucketListOptions container2BucketListOptions, BucketToResourceList bucket2ResourceList,
            ObjectToBlob object2Blob, BlobToHttpGetOptions blob2ObjectGetOptions, BlobToObject blob2Object,
            BlobToObjectMetadata blob2ObjectMetadata,
            ObjectToBlobMetadata object2BlobMd, Provider<FetchBlobMetadata> fetchBlobMetadataProvider) {
      super(context, blobUtils, defaultLocation, locations, slicer, sync, convertBucketsToStorageMetadata,
               container2BucketListOptions, bucket2ResourceList, object2Blob, blob2ObjectGetOptions, blob2Object,
               blob2ObjectMetadata, object2BlobMd, fetchBlobMetadataProvider);
      this.blob2Object = blob2Object;
   }