My scenario is:
1) through HTTP one WEB application call Kannel and send SMS
2) Kannel receive a SMS and forward message to WEB application
How i can do this!?!
so i have installed kannel and connect it to a mobile phone (nokia 6230)
and i have problem with my nokia 6230, and the problem is:
Hi,
..
In my case I cannot write JUnit test cases because the Exception
thrown
by Assert.fail() is caught up in the framework therefore not allowing
me to verify failures.
Sorry if my response is complete nonsense - its been a while since I've
used Mina in anger :)
Can't you just set an
Michael Ossareh wrote:
Hi David,
Thanks for your feedback. I noted your example and my reference to
solution to this looks not to dissimilar from what you're doing
(except I don't want to change the filter chain for fear of creating a
difference between prod and dev). The same goes for dummy
gnodet wrote:
I guess we need to document the maven command to get up and running
with the IDEs.
I'm so used to use maven since a few years that I forgot people are
not always familiar with it.
That's something we could easily document on our web site.
The Maven commands are in the
On Tue, Jun 9, 2009 at 1:38 AM, Irving,
Davedave.irv...@bankofamerica.com wrote:
Hi,
..
In my case I cannot write JUnit test cases because the Exception
thrown
by Assert.fail() is caught up in the framework therefore not allowing
me to verify failures.
Sorry if my response is complete
On Tue, Jun 9, 2009 at 8:08 AM, David Rosenstrauchdar...@darose.net wrote:
Michael Ossareh wrote:
Hi David,
Thanks for your feedback. I noted your example and my reference to
solution to this looks not to dissimilar from what you're doing
(except I don't want to change the filter chain for
Although not strictly necessary, I would have the expectation that,
since MINA is based on NIO, it should be possible to build a single
executable that listens on a port and connects to itself on that port,
all from a single thread. Is this possible at all?
I ask because I have been toying
On Tue, Jun 9, 2009 at 2:14 PM, gonzalo diethelmgdieth...@dcv.cl wrote:
I need to implement a class that will be able to passively listen on one
(or maybe more) ports and, at the same time, actively connect to one or
more processes running on other hosts and/or ports. It is clear that I
would
gonzalo diethelm wrote:
Although not strictly necessary, I would have the expectation that,
since MINA is based on NIO, it should be possible to build a single
executable that listens on a port and connects to itself on that port,
all from a single thread. Is this possible at all?
No. As soon
Although not strictly necessary, I would have the expectation that,
since MINA is based on NIO, it should be possible to build a single
executable that listens on a port and connects to itself on that
port,
all from a single thread. Is this possible at all?
No. As soon as you create an
gonzalo diethelm wrote:
Although not strictly necessary, I would have the expectation that,
since MINA is based on NIO, it should be possible to build a single
executable that listens on a port and connects to itself on that
port,
all from a single thread. Is this possible at all?
Implementing everything with a single thread means that we use one
selector to handle the accept and the session. possible, but then, why
using MINA ? You can do that with a simple SocketServer, a selector and
a few glue around it.
The idea with MINA was to create a scalable NIO framework,
gonzalo diethelm wrote:
Implementing everything with a single thread means that we use one
selector to handle the accept and the session. possible, but then, why
using MINA ? You can do that with a simple SocketServer, a selector and
a few glue around it.
The idea with MINA was to create a
On Mon, Jun 8, 2009 at 10:42 PM, Adam Richardsonajric...@gmail.com wrote:
I am currently running the code inside eclipse with Windows Vista. What
exactly did you do to get the code to run if you don't mind sharing.
I do not have Vista available. I tested on my Ubuntu box and all I did
with the
Hi All,
I'm the author of a server side webdav API called milton, and i've just
implemented an adapter from milton to apache ftp, using the virtual file
system feature. This adapter allows any milton resource implementation
to be accessed via apache ftp. So with one implementation and a single
Hi All
We now use ftpserver for more than one year (Dec 10 2007 incubator version)
Everything goes well on linux, solaris and windows
But sometimes I cannot explain this exception which occurs very infrequently,
on linux here :
12:10:43,034 INFO listener.FtpProtocolHandler pool-2-thread-4 -
Thanks Sai
Arrrh I don't think it's the reason
Stress benths have been done on several Os with this configuration, with many
concurrent transfers, and there were no any problem
Here we test only from on client, without concurrent transfers (so just one
passive port is used once)
More precisely,
This is strange .
Our codebase has changed a lot since incubator and actually I'm not
familiar with your version, but i'd say that support for port-reuse in
passive mode was just recently added. Are you sure that your stress
tests do actually use passive mode rather than active?
I think Niklas
2009/6/9 Gérard Frédéric frederic.ger...@atosorigin.com:
We now use ftpserver for more than one year (Dec 10 2007 incubator version)
We have fixed tons of issues since 2007. Would it be at all possible
for you to upgrade to the latest version?
/niklas
On Tue, Jun 9, 2009 at 10:08 PM, Sai
Pullabhotlasai.pullabho...@jmethods.com wrote:
But don't you think that having just 3 passive ports available would pose a
problem if there are more than 3 concurrent data connections open? I would
like to be educated a little bit If I'm not understanding
On Tue, Jun 9, 2009 at 10:43 PM, Brad McEvoyb...@bradmcevoy.com wrote:
However, a lot of milton users use spring security (aka ACEGI). Is there
anything which integrates apache ftp with spring security?
Not that I know of, but we would be interested in having that as part
of the project so if
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