Re: ftp-component: RemoteFile to a classic File

2014-12-08 Thread Claus Ibsen
On Sun, Dec 7, 2014 at 8:40 PM, Nicolas74 nmugn...@gnubila.fr wrote:
 Thanks.
 That's what I did, and it perflectly works.

 I have to process some modifications to the file through a java application.
 So, is it the only way to process my file ? Or is there a more optimized
 solution without downloading the file ?


I hardly see a way of being able to modify a remote file on a FTP
server without having one way of another to download the file.

You can use stream download if you want to process the file in a
streaming fashion.
http://camel.apache.org/ftp2


 Best,
 Nicolas.



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Re: ftp-component: RemoteFile to a classic File

2014-12-08 Thread François LIOT
Hi,

I do confirm the Claus's remark,
There is no instruction in FTP to modify remotely file.

For sure, on some FTP servers, you can configure some nasty and uncommon 
options, and successfully instruct this,
But it's clearly not in regular FTP's RFC norms.

Regards.



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Subject: Re: ftp-component: RemoteFile to a classic File

On Sun, Dec 7, 2014 at 8:40 PM, Nicolas74 nmugn...@gnubila.fr wrote:
 Thanks.
 That's what I did, and it perflectly works.

 I have to process some modifications to the file through a java application.
 So, is it the only way to process my file ? Or is there a more optimized
 solution without downloading the file ?


I hardly see a way of being able to modify a remote file on a FTP
server without having one way of another to download the file.

You can use stream download if you want to process the file in a
streaming fashion.
http://camel.apache.org/ftp2


 Best,
 Nicolas.



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Re: ftp-component: RemoteFile to a classic File

2014-12-08 Thread Nicolas74
Ok.

Thanks for your help guys.

Best,
Nicolas.



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Re: ftp-component: RemoteFile to a classic File

2014-12-07 Thread Nicolas74
Thanks.
That's what I did, and it perflectly works.

I have to process some modifications to the file through a java application.
So, is it the only way to process my file ? Or is there a more optimized
solution without downloading the file ?

Best,
Nicolas.



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Re: ftp-component: RemoteFile to a classic File

2014-12-06 Thread Claus Ibsen
Yes if you want to download from ftp and save to file its

from ftp
  to file



On Fri, Dec 5, 2014 at 8:49 PM, Nicolas74 nmugn...@gnubila.fr wrote:
 Ok, thanks Claus.

 So, the correct way to do this should be the following:


 Is that correct ? Is there another solution ?

 Thanks for your help,
 Best,
 Nicolas.



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ftp-component: RemoteFile to a classic File

2014-12-05 Thread Nicolas74
Hi all,

I'm a little bit confused about ow to use RemoteFile in a processor with the
ftp component.

I have the following route :





In my processor, I really don't know how to proceed to convert, in my
processor, the RemoteFile to a classic File object.

Any idea ?

Best regards,
Nicolas.



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Re: ftp-component: RemoteFile to a classic File

2014-12-05 Thread Claus Ibsen
Hi

A remote file is not a java.io.File. Its an instance of the file type
the ftp client library uses.

On Fri, Dec 5, 2014 at 6:16 PM, Nicolas74 nmugn...@gnubila.fr wrote:
 Hi all,

 I'm a little bit confused about ow to use RemoteFile in a processor with the
 ftp component.

 I have the following route :





 In my processor, I really don't know how to proceed to convert, in my
 processor, the RemoteFile to a classic File object.

 Any idea ?

 Best regards,
 Nicolas.



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Re: ftp-component: RemoteFile to a classic File

2014-12-05 Thread Nicolas74
Ok, thanks Claus.

So, the correct way to do this should be the following:


Is that correct ? Is there another solution ?

Thanks for your help,
Best,
Nicolas.



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