Hello Brett, Try to uncomment this line in domain.xml:
com.sun.enterprise.server.ss.ASQuickStartup=false It seems that there's some odd problem relating to NIO when QuickStartup is enabled. I had this problem myself but only in some glassfish versions under Vista, i wonder why's that... If you still can't make it work you might want to deploy our some war file ftpserver and see if it works. 2009/11/11 Brett M. Bergquist <[email protected]>: > It seems to be something with my Vista machine. Here at work running XP, I > have no problems :( Now to find out what in the heck it is. Since I see no > debug output when connecting, it must still be some issue with security or > firewall on the Vista machine. Funny thing is that I can start the > standalone ftpd.exe and that runs. > > Zhu, Yan-Bo (TSG-GDCC-CD) wrote: >> >> Make sure you are not in debug mode and your application is breaking at a >> breakpoint..... >> >>> >>> I am trying to embed the server in Glassfish. I am doing so by creating >>> a Glassfish LifecycleListener and I start the server up when I receive >>> the ready event. This seems to be working but I cannot connect to the >>> server. I try and basically the connect just hangs. I am running this >>> on Window's Vista and I have turned off the firewall. >>> >>> Netstat -a reports: >>> >>> >>> Active Connections >>> >>> Proto Local Address Foreign Address State >>> TCP 0.0.0.0:21 brett-home:0 >>> LISTENING >>> >>> >>> So it seems like the server is up and running. I also made sure that I >>> did not have anything running on port 21 to begin with. >>> >>> My Glassfish log looks like: >>> >>> WEB0712: Starting Sun-Java-System/Application-Server HTTP/1.1 on 8181 >>> WEB0712: Starting Sun-Java-System/Application-Server HTTP/1.1 on 4848 >>> SMGT0007: Self Management Rules service is enabled >>> [ INFO] 2009-11-10 21:05:32,534 [] [] FTP server started >>> onReady called >>> Application server startup complete. >>> >>> So from that it looks like I the server started up correctly. But I >>> cannot connect to the server: >>> >>> C:\Users\brett>ftp localhost >>> Connected to brett-home. >>> >>> This just hangs. I don't see anything in the Glassfish log either when >>> I do this. It's as if it never reaches the code. >>> >> >> >> >
