My mistake, I misread your first post and thought you wanted to maintain
the timestamp on the remote machine. Stating the obvious, but you are
sure you are checking the timestamp from listFiles on the uploaded server?
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Iam sorry I dont understand your response.
Can you tell me why Iam getting a 2005.
I do a listFiles, which I assume gets the list from a FTP to the remote
machine (dir or ls). The remote machine has the file stored as 2006. Why
does it get a 2005.
Thanks
Mahesh
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Re: [Net]Getting timestamp of 2005 instead of 2006 in FTPFile
Hello,
The FTP protocol does not support setting timestamps on remote machines,
so the 2006 timestamp is created when the file is created on the
remote machine.
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi,
I use the FTPClient of the commons net library. I do listFiles and get
the timestamp of the file iam interested in. The timestamp shows 2005.
The file is uploaded to a linux box and it shows 2006 ( I used the
approp
option in ls ).
Here is the relevant code --
FTPFile[] files = listFiles();
for (int i = 0; i < files.length; i++) {
retCal = files[i].getTimestamp();
System.out.println("YEAR IN TSTAMP:"+tStamp.get(Calendar.YEAR));
Am I missing something
Thanks
Mahesh
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