Re: Any simple way to make Spring auto-call start() on FtpServer when it is registered using the server tags? Follow-up, Ralph Palmer: No--the XML config

Hello Brad, Actually Ralph's idea sounds great (why does it need to be a DisposableBean, Ralph? my knowledge of Spring is = null) and it start FtpServer automatically , no need to provide a Main class. He builds a web application with that single file and the changes stated in his mail (yeah,

Re: Any simple way to make Spring auto-call start() on FtpServer when it is registered using the server tags? Follow-up, Ralph Palmer: No--the XML config

On Thu, Oct 16, 2008 at 1:50 PM, David Latorre [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Niklas I do think that using Spring lifecycle is better than a ContextListener. For example, with Spring it is very easy to deploy the whole thing as a resource adapter instead of a web-application . Spring v2

Re: Any simple way to make Spring auto-call start() on FtpServer when it is registered using the server tags? Follow-up, Ralph Palmer: No--the XML config

David, I implemented DisposableBean when I added a destroy method in FtpWrapper to stop the FTP server when Tomcat was stopped. Again, probably a better way shrug. Cheers, Ralph public void destroy() throws Exception { try { System.out.println(Stopping ftp