Hi
Janardhanan, Ajith (AJANARDH) wrote:
In my ftplet, I am trying to output a list of strings to the ftp client
session. I am using the response.write() to do this. But looks like
there is a lack of flushing in the response object stream, I get
different output each time.
For eg, for the commands mkdir, I get the following ouput:
ftp>mkdir testDir
1111 Test1111
ftp>mkdir testDir
2222 Test2222
3333 Test3333
4444 Test4444
ftp>mkdir testDir
1111 Test1111
My ftplet code is below:
public FtpletEnum onMkdirStart(FtpSession session, FtpRequest request,
FtpReplyOutput response)
throws FtpException, IOException {
try{
response.write(new DefaultFtpReply(1111,"Test1111" ));
response.write(new DefaultFtpReply(2222,"Test2222" ));
response.write(new DefaultFtpReply(3333,"Test3333" ));
response.write(new DefaultFtpReply(4444,"Test4444" ));
}catch(Exception ex){
System.out.println(ex.toString());
}
return FtpletEnum.RET_SKIP;
}
Is this a bug, or am I not using the proper method to do it. I
appreciate any help
This is not the correct way of doing this. First of all, you need to
return one of the correct replies allowed for MKD:
501 Syntax error.
550 Not a valid file.
550 Already exists.
550 No permission.
250 Directory created.
550 Cannot create directory.
So, let's say you have created the directory the client asked for, and
want to return your listing in your response, that would be something like:
response.write(new
DefaultFtpReply(250,"Test1111\nTest2222\nTest3333\nTest4444" ));
I just added a more convenient constructor for these cases, so if your
running the very latest code you can use:
response.write(new DefaultFtpReply(250, new
String[]{"Test1111", "Test2222", "Test3333", "Test4444"} ));
/niklas
