Fwd: [ANNOUNCEMENT][NET] jakarta-commons/net 1.2 Released

2004-05-03 Thread Steve Cohen
Those Ant users (of version 1.6.0 or above) who use or who would like to use 
the  task against non-unix ftp servers but have found it to fail there 
should  replace the existing version of commons-net.jar on their Ant 
classpath with this one.  It can autodetect the type of server it is 
accessing and react accordingly.

The only other requirement is that a version of jakarta-oro.jar > 2.0.1 also 
be on the classpath, but this has been the case since the release of ant 
1.6.0 for using the ftp task.--- Begin Message ---

The Jakarta Commons team is pleased to announce the release of version
1.2.0 of the Jakarta Commons/Net component.

Commons/Net is an Internet protocol suite Java library which supports
Finger, Whois, TFTP, Telnet, POP3, FTP, NNTP, SMTP, and some miscellaneous
protocols like Time and Echo as well as BSD R command support.

This release adds, for the first time, autodetection of FTP server type
when retrieving an FTP listing  so that non-unix FTP servers can
automatically provide usable listings with valid dates, etc. Server types
supported in this are Windows NT, OS2, VMS, OS400.  Formerly only unix was
supported in this way.

This enables its automatic use in Ant's FTP task, for example,  for these
server types as well as the original unix.

Steve Cohen



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Re: Fwd: [ANNOUNCEMENT][NET] jakarta-commons/net 1.2 Released

2004-05-03 Thread Stefan Bodewig
On Sat, 1 May 2004, Steve Cohen <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:

> This functionality will work out of the box if this version of
> commons-net is used.

Maybe you should also forward the announcement to [EMAIL PROTECTED] if just
switching to commons-net 1.2 will solve a bunch of common problems
people face.

> I will also be preparing a patch that would enable parsers that
> cannot be autodetected, including user-developed FTP list parsers,
> to be plugged into the ant task.

Cool.  +1 to get this into 1.6.2.

> There is also some verbiage under the FTP task that should be
> changed to reflect this.

Patches are welcome.  I wouldn't know exactly which text you'd want to
change and I certainly wouldn't know what to change it to.

Stefan

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Fwd: [ANNOUNCEMENT][NET] jakarta-commons/net 1.2 Released

2004-05-01 Thread Steve Cohen
With the release of jakarta-commons/net 1.2, I would like to propose that Ant 
update its use of commons/net to use this new version in time for the next 
version which I see is being discussed.  

Doing so should greatly reduce the incidence of complaints about the FTP task 
when run against non-unix servers.  1.2 automatically detects the server 
type, recognizing, in addition to unix, which was supported in all previous 
versions, NT, OS2, VMS and OS400 servers.

This functionality will work out of the box if this version of commons-net is 
used.

I will also be preparing a patch that would enable parsers that cannot be 
autodetected, including user-developed FTP list parsers, to be plugged into 
the ant task.

There is also some verbiage under the FTP task that should be changed to 
reflect this.--- Begin Message ---

The Jakarta Commons team is pleased to announce the release of version
1.2.0 of the Jakarta Commons/Net component.

Commons/Net is an Internet protocol suite Java library which supports
Finger, Whois, TFTP, Telnet, POP3, FTP, NNTP, SMTP, and some miscellaneous
protocols like Time and Echo as well as BSD R command support.

This release adds, for the first time, autodetection of FTP server type
when retrieving an FTP listing  so that non-unix FTP servers can
automatically provide usable listings with valid dates, etc. Server types
supported in this are Windows NT, OS2, VMS, OS400.  Formerly only unix was
supported in this way.

This enables its automatic use in Ant's FTP task, for example,  for these
server types as well as the original unix.

Steve Cohen



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