Hi, The attached ZIP file contains a new poolable ftp-client component to fit into the Cocoon2 / Avalon framework.
This component is registered in the cocoon.xconf using the following syntax (and located after the <datasources/> section): <ftp-connections> <connection pool-max="32" pool-min="0" pool-grow="2" name="##pool-name##"> <parameter name="server" value="##host##"/> <parameter name="port" value="##port##"/> <parameter name="user" value="##user##"/> <parameter name="password" value="##password##"/> </connection> </ftp-connections> Multiple ftp-connection pools are supported (it uses the standard ExcaliburComponentSelector). The actual ftp connection is linked to the IBM alphaWorks FTP Bean Suite project, available under IBM Public Licence. The ftp connection is accessed using the org.apache.cocoon.components.ftp.FtpClient interface, which provides access to file upload / download, etc. Connections are managed through the FtpConnect interface. The included implementation satisfies these two interfaces, as well as Component, Loggable, Parameterizable, Poolable and Startable. Therefore, to access a connection, just include the following java code in your calling component: import org.apache.cocoon.components.ftp.FtpClient; ComponentSelector selector = (ComponentSelector) componentManager.lookup(FtpClient.ROLE); FtpClient ftpClient = (FtpClient) selector.select("##pool-name##"); ftpClient.put(ftpFilename, inputStream); // or whatever selector.release((Component)ftpClient); componentManager.release((Component)selector); For those who prefer XSP, there is a basic logisheet also included. Just add the following namespace declaration to <xsp:page/>: xmlns:ftp-client="http://apache.org/xsp/ftp-client/2.0" and then the following XSP: <ftp-client:connection pool="##pool-name##"> <ftp-client:put src-file="winnt.bmp" dest-file="winnt.bin" mode="binary"/> <ftp-client:get src-file="winnt.bin" dest-file="new-winnt.bmp" mode="binary"/> </ftp-client:connection> To update the Cocoon2.rc2 build, extract the attached ZIP file into the appropriate folders, apply the diffs and download the IBM ftp Bean jar (FTPProtocol.jar - available from http://www-124.ibm.com/developerworks/oss/ftp/index.html) into the cocoon/lib folder, and rebuild. In the spirit of all things open, I would honour its inclusion in the regular Cocoon distribution. Many thanks, Adrian Geissel
cocoon ftp-client component.zip
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