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Bear with me on this one...
The pool implementation splits pools into two parts: a provider of new
objects (PoolableObjectFactory) and a pooling behaviour (Pool). This is
a good idea, since this allows separation of content and behaviour: the
same source of poolable objects can be used in a ro
Hmm. So you say that listFiles() actually returns a list of filenames? Without
actually being able to access your setup, its difficult to know where to look -
are you in a position to to debug/step through the FTPClient code?
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Hi Rory,
Thanks for your input, i didn't knew how to do that.
I've just tried it, and obviously, I still don't know what happens.
I'm unsure that the problem could be a parsing bug, because I tried to
emulate a FTP session directly through a "telnet" command, and I got
exactly the same output
Hi, I'm looking to report bounced emails so I'm going to set the "Errors-To"
header on my mail then periodically poll the errors email account and report
any emails with "X-Failed-Recipients" headers. I'm looking for an open source
library to help me out. Have any users on this list had good exp
On 11/21/06, Tom <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> It's non-trivial to accept code that wasn't written by Apache members
> because of licensing issues but I'm happy to look and learn from a
> good idea when I see one.
Interesting. I didn't know that. I'll put it up once I add the priority
pool. An is
On 11/20/06, Tom <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>> Currently the StackedObjectPool goes into a very CPU consuming
>> busy-waiting loop
>
> If you can create an issue with some sample code that pegs the CPU
> with StackObjectPool when it should be wait()ing I'd appreciate it
> because that would be a
Hi Serge
You could try to look at the commands being passed back and forth between the
FTPClient and the server by adding a PrintCommandListener instance to the
client (see the FTP example classes for details), and see what the server is
passing back. Its possible that there is a dormant bug in
Okay, I think I now have an idea of what you are trying to achieve. In
terms of Pool you would want a pool with a maxActive setting set to 4
and make sure there is no minIdle or idle object evictor or anything
else that could cause the pool to loose poolable objects.
Correct. Only I think it i
Hi Serge
You could try to look at the commands being passed back and forth between the
FTPClient and the server by adding a PrintCommandListener instance to the
client (see the FTP example classes for details), and see what the server is
passing back. Its possible that there is a dormant bug in
Hi
FTPClient should be able to handle this issue - see
http://svn.apache.org/viewvc/jakarta/commons/proper/net/trunk/src/test/org/apache/commons/net/ftp/parser/FTPConfigEntryParserTest.java?revision=165675&view=markup
specifically, the setDefaultFormatDateString()
Thanks
Rory
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[net] has a POP3 implementation - it may be too basic for your needs,
but feel free to take a look
Rory
Lance Semmens wrote:
Hi, I'm looking to report bounced emails so I'm going to set the "Errors-To" header on my
mail then periodically poll the errors email account and report any emails wit
| From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
| Subject: Re: [NET] empty result with listFiles () method whereas I
should
| get files
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| Indeed, but that mean that I would have to put in my code something
like
| "for this server, use this format", whereas any other server use the
same
| for
On 11/21/06, Tom <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I have a pool of 4 services. Every time a task needs to be performed, I
borrow one service from the pool, have it execute the task, and return
it. This seems to me as being a sensible pool.
Okay, I think I now have an idea of what you are trying to ac
Hi
In answer to your questions:
1. Its a good point about the ParseException being swallowed, I'll make a note
to have a look at that.
2. This is probably just a result of the way that the client parsing code was
developed (on the assumption that the date format would be one of a certain
nu
Cheers,
sorry for my delay with compress i was quite busy last months.
1) you finish the compress api change so that we can release it (and add
your code for sure) :-)
There is not much to do there- look at this:
http://wiki.apache.org/jakarta-commons/Compress
I would like to simplify the ap
Thanks Rory, [net] looks quite lightweight compared to apache JAMES which I
have been looking at. A couple of questions:
1. The javadoc for POP3Client.retrieveMessage() states "You must not issue any
commands to the POP3 server (i.e., call any other methods) until you finish
reading the message
Hi
In answer to your questions:
1. Its a good point about the ParseException being swallowed, I'll make a note
to have a look at that.
2. This is probably just a result of the way that the client parsing code was
developed (on the assumption that the date format would be one of a certain
nu
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