hi Mario,
I've looked at the code of the HTTP provider, and I didn't find any mean
to play with HTTP headers ; I think it should be in
HttpFileSystemConfigBuilder
this is important for content negociation : Accept, Accept-language, etc
did I miss anything ?
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Cordialement,
L.S.,
Still trying to solve the FTP problem in ServiceMix, I'm a bit unsure about
the usage of completePendingCommand() in our code, which looks about like
this:
- calling retrieveInputStream()
- reading from the the stream
- closing the stream
- call the completePendingCommand() method
Under
Hi Philippe!
I've looked at the code of the HTTP provider, and I didn't find any
mean to play with HTTP headers ; I think it should be in
HttpFileSystemConfigBuilder
this is important for content negociation : Accept,
Accept-language, etc
Hmmm . yes, this could/sould be added to the
Hi again,
I only need to pass this validation once from my standalone application to
my server, i.e. i dont need to maintain it among requests ...
Do you have some piece of code to do this? Thanks!
Regards
T
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On 3/30/07, Tatiana Lloret
Hi,
I see that it is looks easier to use a VFS instead of working directly with
the FS because of the uniform API, but:
What is the performance overhead of using this VFS implementation over the
direct equivalent FS (for each type)?
I think, this would be very important to know, and it could be
I was writing a tftp server and came across the fact that commons.net package
doesn't have support for option acknowledgement packets, I was wondering if
anybody knew if there's going to be support soon, or is anybody knew of
another package that I might able to use.
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Hello,
I am using the URI Format
ftp://[ username[: [EMAIL PROTECTED] hostname[: port][ absolute-path]
or
smb://[ username[: [EMAIL PROTECTED] hostname[: port][ absolute-path
with VFS.
What if username/password are containing the @-sign (for example the
username could be an email address)? Or
I'm using Commons Pool 1.3 and I'm looking for the best approach to
seed, or initialize, a GenericObjectPool instance during application
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timeBetweenEvictionRunsMillis (to a