upload_document_resumable

Uploads a document to Google Documents, using the properties from document and the document data written to the resulting UploadStream.

If the document data does not need to be provided at the moment, just the metadata, use insert_entry instead (e.g. in the case of creating a new, empty file to be edited at a later date).

Unlike upload_document, this method performs a resumable upload which allows for correction of transmission errors without re-uploading the entire file. Use of this method is preferred over upload_document.

If document is null, only the document data will be uploaded. The new document entry will be named using slug , and will have default metadata.

If non-%NULL, the query specifies parameters for the upload, such as a DocumentsFolder to upload the document into; and whether to treat the document as an opaque file, or convert it to a standard format. If query is null, the document will be uploaded into the root folder, and automatically converted to a standard format. No OCR or automatic language translation will be performed by default.

If query is non-%NULL and convert is false , document must be an instance of DocumentsDocument. Otherwise, document must be a subclass of it, such as DocumentsPresentation.

The stream returned by this function should be written to using the standard OutputStream methods, asynchronously or synchronously. Once the stream is closed (using close), finish_upload should be called on it to parse and return the updated DocumentsDocument for the document. This must be done, as document isn't updated in-place.

In order to cancel the upload, a Cancellable passed in to cancellable must be cancelled using cancel. Cancelling the individual OutputStream operations on the UploadStream will not cancel the entire upload; merely the write or close operation in question. See the cancellable for more details.

Any upload errors will be thrown by the stream methods, and may come from the ServiceError domain.

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