You can call the AppendObject operation to append content to existing appendable objects.
Usage notes
In this topic, the public endpoint of the China (Hangzhou) region is used. If you want to access Object Storage Service (OSS) by using other Alibaba Cloud services in the same region as OSS, use an internal endpoint. For more information about the regions and endpoints supported by OSS, see Regions and endpoints.
In this topic, an OSSClient instance is created by using an OSS endpoint. If you want to create an OSSClient instance by using custom domain names or Security Token Service (STS), see Initialization.
To use append upload, you must have the
oss:PutObjectpermission. For more information, see Attach a custom policy to a RAM user.If the object to which you want to append content does not exist, an appendable object is created when you call the AppendObject operation.
If the object to which you want to append content exists:
If the object is an appendable object and the specified position from which the append operation starts is equal to the current object size, the data is appended to the end of the object.
If the object is an appendable object and the specified position from which the append operation starts is not equal to the current object size, the PositionNotEqualToLength error is returned.
If the object is not an appendable object, the ObjectNotAppendable error is returned.
Upload data from the local memory by using append upload
The following sample code provides an example on how to upload data from the local memory to a specific bucket by using append upload:
#include "oss_api.h"
#include "aos_http_io.h"
/* Specify the endpoint of the region in which the bucket is located. For example, if the bucket is located in the China (Hangzhou) region, set the endpoint to https://oss-cn-hangzhou.aliyuncs.com. */
const char *endpoint = "yourEndpoint";
/* Specify the name of the bucket. Example: examplebucket. */
const char *bucket_name = "examplebucket";
/* Specify the full path of the object. Do not include the bucket name in the full path of the object. Example: exampledir/exampleobject.txt. */
const char *object_name = "exampledir/exampleobject.txt";
const char *object_content = "More than just cloud.";
void init_options(oss_request_options_t *options)
{
options->config = oss_config_create(options->pool);
/* Use a char* string to initialize data of the aos_string_t type. */
aos_str_set(&options->config->endpoint, endpoint);
/* Obtain access credentials from environment variables. Before you run the sample code, make sure that the OSS_ACCESS_KEY_ID and OSS_ACCESS_KEY_SECRET environment variables are configured. */
aos_str_set(&options->config->access_key_id, getenv("OSS_ACCESS_KEY_ID"));
aos_str_set(&options->config->access_key_secret, getenv("OSS_ACCESS_KEY_SECRET"));
/* Specify whether to use CNAME. The value 0 indicates that CNAME is not used. */
options->config->is_cname = 0;
/* Specify network parameters, such as the timeout period. */
options->ctl = aos_http_controller_create(options->pool, 0);
}
int main(int argc, char *argv[])
{
/* Call the aos_http_io_initialize method in main() to initialize global resources, such as network resources and memory resources. */
if (aos_http_io_initialize(NULL, 0) != AOSE_OK) {
exit(1);
}
/* Create a memory pool to manage memory. aos_pool_t is equivalent to apr_pool_t. The code used to create a memory pool is included in the APR library. */
aos_pool_t *pool;
/* Create a memory pool. The value of the second parameter is NULL. This value indicates that the pool does not inherit other memory pools. */
aos_pool_create(&pool, NULL);
/* Create and initialize options. This parameter includes global configuration information, such as endpoint, access_key_id, access_key_secret, is_cname, and curl. */
oss_request_options_t *oss_client_options;
/* Allocate the memory resources in the memory pool to the options. */
oss_client_options = oss_request_options_create(pool);
/* Initialize oss_client_options. */
init_options(oss_client_options);
/* Initialize the parameters. */
aos_string_t bucket;
aos_string_t object;
aos_list_t buffer;
int64_t position = 0;
char *next_append_position = NULL;
aos_buf_t *content = NULL;
aos_table_t *headers1 = NULL;
aos_table_t *headers2 = NULL;
aos_table_t *resp_headers = NULL;
aos_status_t *resp_status = NULL;
aos_str_set(&bucket, bucket_name);
aos_str_set(&object, object_name);
headers1 = aos_table_make(pool, 0);
/* Obtain the position from which the first append operation starts. */
resp_status = oss_head_object(oss_client_options, &bucket, &object, headers1, &resp_headers);
if (aos_status_is_ok(resp_status)) {
next_append_position = (char*)(apr_table_get(resp_headers, "x-oss-next-append-position"));
position = atoi(next_append_position);
}
/* Perform the append operation. */
headers2 = aos_table_make(pool, 0);
aos_list_init(&buffer);
content = aos_buf_pack(pool, object_content, strlen(object_content));
aos_list_add_tail(&content->node, &buffer);
resp_status = oss_append_object_from_buffer(oss_client_options, &bucket, &object, position, &buffer, headers2, &resp_headers);
if (aos_status_is_ok(resp_status)) {
printf("append object from buffer succeeded\n");
} else {
printf("append object from buffer failed\n");
}
/* Release the memory pool. This operation releases the memory resources allocated for the request. */
aos_pool_destroy(pool);
/* Release the allocated global resources. */
aos_http_io_deinitialize();
return 0;
}Upload a local file by using append upload
The following sample code provides an example on how to upload a local file to a specific bucket by using append upload:
#include "oss_api.h"
#include "aos_http_io.h"
/* Specify the endpoint of the region in which the bucket is located. For example, if the bucket is located in the China (Hangzhou) region, set the endpoint to https://oss-cn-hangzhou.aliyuncs.com. */
const char *endpoint = "yourEndpoint";
/* Specify the name of the bucket. Example: examplebucket. */
const char *bucket_name = "examplebucket";
/* Specify the full path of the object. Do not include the bucket name in the full path of the object. Example: exampledir/exampleobject.txt. */
const char *object_name = "exampledir/exampleobject.txt";
/* Specify the full path of the local file. */
const char *local_filename = "yourLocalFilename";
void init_options(oss_request_options_t *options)
{
options->config = oss_config_create(options->pool);
/* Use a char* string to initialize data of the aos_string_t type. */
aos_str_set(&options->config->endpoint, endpoint);
/* Obtain access credentials from environment variables. Before you run the sample code, make sure that the OSS_ACCESS_KEY_ID and OSS_ACCESS_KEY_SECRET environment variables are configured. */
aos_str_set(&options->config->access_key_id, getenv("OSS_ACCESS_KEY_ID"));
aos_str_set(&options->config->access_key_secret, getenv("OSS_ACCESS_KEY_SECRET"));
/* Specify whether to use CNAME. The value 0 indicates that CNAME is not used. */
options->config->is_cname = 0;
/* Specify network parameters, such as the timeout period. */
options->ctl = aos_http_controller_create(options->pool, 0);
}
int main(int argc, char *argv[])
{
/* Call the aos_http_io_initialize method in main() to initialize global resources, such as network resources and memory resources. */
if (aos_http_io_initialize(NULL, 0) != AOSE_OK) {
exit(1);
}
/* Create a memory pool to manage memory. aos_pool_t is equivalent to apr_pool_t. The code used to create a memory pool is included in the APR library. */
aos_pool_t *pool;
/* Create a memory pool. The value of the second parameter is NULL. This value indicates that the pool does not inherit other memory pools. */
aos_pool_create(&pool, NULL);
/* Create and initialize options. This parameter includes global configuration information, such as endpoint, access_key_id, access_key_secret, is_cname, and curl. */
oss_request_options_t *oss_client_options;
/* Allocate the memory resources in the memory pool to the options. */
oss_client_options = oss_request_options_create(pool);
/* Initialize oss_client_options. */
init_options(oss_client_options);
/* Initialize the parameters. */
aos_string_t bucket;
aos_string_t object;
aos_string_t file;
int64_t position = 0;
char *next_append_position = NULL;
aos_table_t *headers1 = NULL;
aos_table_t *headers2 = NULL;
aos_table_t *resp_headers = NULL;
aos_status_t *resp_status = NULL;
aos_str_set(&bucket, bucket_name);
aos_str_set(&object, object_name);
aos_str_set(&file, local_filename);
/* Obtain the position from which the first append operation starts. */
resp_status = oss_head_object(oss_client_options, &bucket, &object, headers1, &resp_headers);
if(aos_status_is_ok(resp_status)) {
next_append_position = (char*)(apr_table_get(resp_headers, "x-oss-next-append-position"));
position = atoi(next_append_position);
}
/* Perform the append operation. */
resp_status = oss_append_object_from_file(oss_client_options, &bucket, &object, position, &file, headers2, &resp_headers);
/* Check whether the append operation is successful. */
if (aos_status_is_ok(resp_status)) {
printf("append object from file succeeded\n");
} else {
printf("append object from file failed\n");
}
/* Release the memory pool. This operation releases the memory resources allocated for the request. */
aos_pool_destroy(pool);
/* Release the allocated global resources. */
aos_http_io_deinitialize();
return 0;
}References
For the complete sample code that is used to perform append upload, visit GitHub.
For more information about the API operation that you can call to perform append upload, see AppendObject.