L.S.,
I'm using Apache ServiceMix's FTP component, which uses commons net
FTPClient classes internally to poll for files on an FTP server. After a
while, the polling threads lock up with the stacktrace mentioned below: I'm
trying to solve this issue. What can be the cause of this lockup and
Here's my use case - I want to listen to a subset of the files within a
folder. To do so with VFS I have to filter the events within my
FileListener.
I think it would be better that the FileMonitor interface accept a
FileSelector in the add() and remove() function rather than a
FileObject. By
Hi:
Can any1 please share their wrapper code around the Common Configuration
APIs? I am looking for using Configuration as Singleton and able to shift
from say Properties Configuration to XML Configuration at run time.
Please send me the code in zipped format if any1 has it. Or class diagram
Hi,
Is there anyway of clearing up resources from a GenericObjectPool when
the JMV closes (crashes)? I have objects that maintain a connection to a
service that need to be closed when the web server is restarted or
crashes.
Also, if an object is borrowed from the pool and isn't returned because
of
Hello everybody,
I've experienced this exception but I can't understand what it means, so I'm
not able to catch or fix it.
I made a search over Internet, but didn't found something that can help me,
I only found http://globovox.globo.com/posts/list/78089.page but I can't
understand the language
Hi Steven!
Here's my use case - I want to listen to a subset of the files within a
folder. To do so with VFS I have to filter the events within my
FileListener.
I think it would be better that the FileMonitor interface accept a
FileSelector in the add() and remove() function rather than a
Gert
What version of [net] are you using?
Rory
Jakarta Commons Users List commons-user@jakarta.apache.org wrote:
L.S.,
I'm using Apache ServiceMix's FTP component, which uses commons net
FTPClient classes internally to poll for files on an FTP server. After a
while, the polling
Gert
What version of [net] are you using?
Rory
Jakarta Commons Users List commons-user@jakarta.apache.org wrote:
L.S.,
I'm using Apache ServiceMix's FTP component, which uses commons net
FTPClient classes internally to poll for files on an FTP server. After a
while, the polling
Hi all,
I'm using httpclient class to connect my stand-alone application with a
servlet which performs a file upload.
Everything works fine but ... I would like to display a progressBar to
indicate the upload progress ...
Is it possible? Right now I only interact with the server part to send
Rory,
We are using commons-net-1.4.1.jar.
Gert
Rory Winston wrote:
Gert
What version of [net] are you using?
Rory
Jakarta Commons Users List commons-user@jakarta.apache.org wrote:
L.S.,
I'm using Apache ServiceMix's FTP component, which uses commons net
FTPClient
On 3/30/07, Tatiana Lloret Iglesias [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi all,
I'm using jakarta httpclient classes to generate a Request from a stand
alone application:
HttpClient client = new HttpClient();
URL filesURL = new URL(myURL);
PostMethod postMethod = new PostMethod(filesURL.toString());
Finalizers can be a pain, but might for this scenario they might work
for you.
Sandy McArthur wrote:
When the JVM crashes there is no cleaning up, the JVM just exits and
the OS will clean up what it can. Pool cannot recover from a JVM
crash.
When the JVM exits there will be a bit more clean
Not sure if finalizers will be invoked if the JVM 'crashes'. Finalizers will
work in case there is a graceful exit of JVM.
On 3/30/07, Will Pugh [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Finalizers can be a pain, but might for this scenario they might work
for you.
Sandy McArthur wrote:
When the JVM crashes
Yes, it is possible. You have to implement your own FilePart class
though (which really isn't that hard). Just extend FilePart and then
override the sendData method. If you want a real easy way to do it,
wrap the InputStream in a ProgressMonitorInputStream. That is how I did
it. Hope that
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