Hi!
When I try to upload a file larger than 20MB, I get an out of memory
exception:
Exception in thread main java.lang.OutOfMemoryError: Java heap space
Try using the latest svn source. There this should be fixed already.
Ciao,
Mario
)
I left out the project-specific parts of the stack trace because it's
not relevant, but there were no nested exceptions.
On 1/29/08, Mario Ivankovits [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi!
Did you get my second email? That's the entire output I got when I ran it.
Uh, oh, ok!
So
Hi!
Did you get my second email? That's the entire output I got when I ran it.
Uh, oh, ok!
So then, it seems that VFS thinks the file is either a directory or non
existent.
Could you please:
*) check the filetype of the FileObject see if its virtual or whatever
*) try to connect to the
Hi!
Could not read from
ftp://ftp.ncbi.nih.gov/pub/HomoloGene/current/homologene.data;
because it is a not a file.
at
org.apache.commons.vfs.provider.AbstractFileObject.getInputStream(AbstractFileObject.java:1149)
at
Hi James!
I have fix for this I believe.
Good to hear :-) - and - good catch!
final String path = fileInfo != null fileInfo.isSymbolicLink() ?
getParent().getName().getPath() + / + fileInfo.getLink() : relPath;
final FTPFile[] tmpChildren = client.listFiles(path);
Somewhere in
Hi!
1. I receive a NullPointerException from
AbstractFileObject.isWriteable() when I attempt to copy
VFSFTPTest.class from a local directory to one on a FTP server:
Could you please try the latest VFS (aka 2.0) nightly build, there a lot
of stuff in this area has been changed.
It seems the
Hi Richard!
Could you please try the latest VFS (aka 2.0) nightly build, there a lot
of stuff in this area has been changed.
Hi! No luck.
Ok, no worries, at least we have a stacktrace matching the current
source-base. I'll see what I can do to fix this.
Thanks!
Ciao,
Mario
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It's on the Session API (since 0.1.31 I believe). There's a new
setDaemonThread() method.
On Tue, Jun 10, 2008 at 8:40 AM, Mario Ivankovits [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi!
Shouldn't the SFTP provider be calling setDaemon(true) on the JSch
session? I am
Hi!
Are there thoughts on doing a new release. We really need webdav
working in
VFS and the core VFS code in the sandbox just doesn't work. One
simple test
it would be great if you as a commons-vfs-comitter could replace slide
with webdavclient4j and make it part of the core instead of
Hi!
so what i meant (and i hope this is in line with jason harrop, the
project leader) is, that webdavclient4j should be the default library
(as it is slide at the moment) used for vfs' webdav providers.
therefore it would be necessary to take over webdavclient4j's vfs
providers (webdav and
Hi James!
I might be able to spend
a few cycles getting it set up.
And probably you should add yourself to VFS's project-team :-)
Ciao,
Mario
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James Carman schrieb:
Done. I added myself as a developer. If you want me to change it to
contributor, then I can do that also.
No, developer was exactly what I had in mind :-)
Thanks! - and - Welcome!
Ciao,
Mario
On Wed, Jun 11, 2008 at 9:07 AM, Mario Ivankovits [EMAIL PROTECTED
Hi!
on the first glimpse i don't understand why AbstractFileObject doesn't
override equals() and hashCode().
The current VFS implementation (if you do not use anything else then the
only-working SoftRefFilesCache) ensures that two resolveFile will return
the same object if you ask for the same
Hi!
I'd go that way:
1. in AbstractFileObject.getParent():
replace
if (this == fs.getRoot()) { ... };
with
FileObject root = fs.getRoot();
if (root instanceof DecoratedFileObject) {
root = ((DecoratedFileObject) root).getDecoratedFileObject();
}
if (this == root) { ... }
But
added myself as a developer. If you want me to change it to
contributor, then I can do that also.
On Wed, Jun 11, 2008 at 9:07 AM, Mario Ivankovits [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
Hi James!
I might be able to spend
a few cycles getting it set up.
And probably you should add yourself to VFS's project
Hi!
Since this change requires a newer version of jsch then the one used to build
the project, will it be updated as well (0.1.39 is the latest)? I'm trying
to build a snapshot and it fails with:
For the current VFS trunk we can do this.
James, could you update the pom and build.xml
Hi!
I am just curious if anyone else has ever used them and how they did it.
I am not sure, this is some of the last things I added (with the help of
a contributor) but didn't finished it, nor documented it :-( *help*
Is the only use of them when you create your own client that knows
Hi!
As long as you use a standard set of annotations, that would be
great. I only mentioned the Javabeans method because there are
already components out there that can edit a Javabean given its
BeanInfo object.
Its fine! Probably using BeanInfo would be a good first step, afterwards
we can
Hi!
1. Do you have any mechanism in mind to give feedback on the result of the
operation?
Not yet, this is all work in progress. But probably changing the
FileOperation interface to
ProcessReturn process()
and add a new ProcessReturn interface with.
boolean isCorrect();
int
Hi!
I need to know how to define and add a new provider to the api? I mean
which classes do I need to extend and implement to create a new
provider?
Have a look at the VFS sandbox and e.g. the mime or webdav provider.
Base directory:
vfs\sandbox\src\main\java\org\apache\commons\vfs\provider
Hi!
org.apache.commons.vfs.provider.local.DefaultLocalFileProvider is a class in
vfs core.
For me it seems there is something wrong with your vfs core jar. Please check
if the class is in there.
Did you build the jar by yourself? Probably something went wrong during the
build process.
Ciao,
verified that the class file is actually in the jar file.
This problem might not be related to VFS but I can't understand
what is causing it.
Per
Mario Ivankovits wrote:
Hi!
org.apache.commons.vfs.provider.local.DefaultLocalFileProvider is a
class in vfs core.
For me it seems
classloader).
Reverting rev 537717 seems to solve my issue.
Should I open an issue about this?
Per
Mario Ivankovits wrote:
Me too.
Probaby try it with Sun's JDK, or enable some sort of class loading
debug (there might be a command-line switch to do so) with OpenJDK,
probably you can
Hi!
Not every FileObject can be represented as a local file, and thus getLocalFile
ist protected.
What you can do is to replicate the file:
File file = fileObject.getFileSystem().replicateFile(fileObject,
Selectors.SELECT_SELF);
For the local filesystem this simply exposes the local file
This is one of my least favorite parts of VFS. To configure
FileSystemOptions you have to use the appropriate
FileSystemConfigBuilder. I can't tell you why it was done this way as
it precedes my involvement, but I've considered reinventing this more
than once. It isn't pretty.
The
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Betreff: potential problem: FtpFileObject caches children when not attached
Hello,
While digging a bit into FTP performance, I’ve noticed the following:
When
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