Erix Yao wrote:
I found out that after call session.write(Object) I can get a class called
WriteFuture, after checking the doc of the interface, I didn't know what
purpose of this interface. The only thing I know is that I can call await()
method to wait the operation to complete.
Is there any
Hi,
I want to keep and change stet of IoFilter. sate is changed via message
passed through filterWrite() something like this
public void filterWrite(NextFilter nextFilter, IoSession session,
WriteRequest writeRequest) throws Exception {
Object message =
I'm not sure if this is desired behavior, but for the sake of generic
handling of IoService (connector/listener), this seems like a bug.
When I invoke set up a socket connector and add an IoServiceListener
to it it works fine so long that no IoFutureListener is not added to
the sessions close
On 10/14/08, Sisk, Brad [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Can anyone recommend a simple way to force Spring to automatically call
FTPServer.start() when Spring gets an instance of it through
BeanFactory? Keep in mind, FTPServer is not registered with Spring
through the applicationContext, but rather
Have any of you deployed FTPServer to an Application Server? For
example, as part of Spring?
If so, what approach do you use to have the AppServer start, stop
FTPServer?
To kick it off initially, did you write a shell script or batch file
which calls a main() method in your code, and
Brad Sisk Wrote:
I appreciate your suggestion, Ralph. But if I'm not mistaken, it looks
like you've posted a solution for a standalone Java app-not the Spring
approach to bean instantiation. For example, your solution directly
instantiates FtpServer the way a main() method would-rather than using
