I thought I might include the original text from the FTP Server if it may help:
Thu May 13 19:05:14 2004 2 Incoming connection request on interface 127.0.0.1
Thu May 13 19:05:14 2004 2 Connection request accepted from 127.0.0.1
Thu May 13 19:05:14 2004 2 USER BLOGG
Thu May 13 19:05:14 2004 2 331 User BLOGG, password please
Thu May 13 19:05:14 2004 2 PASS ***********
Thu May 13 19:05:14 2004 2 230 Password Ok, User logged in
Thu May 13 19:05:14 2004 2 TYPE I
Thu May 13 19:05:14 2004 2 200 Type Binary
Thu May 13 19:05:14 2004 2 CWD /Uploads/
Thu May 13 19:05:14 2004 2 250 Change directory ok
Thu May 13 19:05:14 2004 2 PORT 127,0,0,1,4,33
Thu May 13 19:05:14 2004 2 200 Port command received
Thu May 13 19:05:14 2004 2 STOR BLOGG
Thu May 13 19:05:14 2004 2 Data connection established
Thu May 13 19:05:14 2004 2 150 Opening data connection
Thu May 13 19:05:14 2004 2 Error closing connection: An established connection was
aborted by the software in your host machine.
Thu May 13 19:05:14 2004 2 An existing connection was forcibly closed by the remote
host.
Thu May 13 19:05:14 2004 2 500 File transfer failed
Thu May 13 19:05:14 2004 2 Connection terminated.
---------- Original Message ----------------------------------
From: "Mohammed Abbas" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Reply-To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Date: Thu, 13 May 2004 19:27:19 +0400
>Hi All,
>
>Im truly bugged for time and I would really need some help.
>Part of my project requires me to use an FTP Client that can send sceheduled tasks to
>a FTP Server residing on my network. All went well when I tried using this operation
>on one file but now I having problems implemeting the same logic with multiple files
>(binary). Im using a Timer to schedule the events to a Timer Task that lists all the
>files in the directory and passes them FTP Client reference in the TimerTask.
>When Im getting is that when the task is handling one file it returns a FileTransfer
>OK (250) then a disconnection from the FTP Server and the program exits. Refering
>back to some logs using a different FTP Software the PORT Command is called after
>successive calls to the FTPServer and does so for until there are no files (I already
>tried simulating the scenario using the SocketClient APIs but Im still getting the
>same result.)
>
>Im initialising the FTPClient (connecting,validating connection then logging in +
>setting binary filetype --- already active mode). Then I'm passing storing the file
>using the store(String, FileInputStream) method. Im iterating the stor operation
>through a loop with no checks)
>
>1) Is this is the way that its supposed to be done? If not how then.
>2) Would it matter if I used the default Active mode instead of the Pasv mode. Which
>one is better programmatically.
>3) I cant find any samples for the multiple stor operation. Can someone please attach
>a some code samples for the multiple send.
>
>Thanks,
>
>
><CODE>
>for (int i = 0; i < files.length; i++) {
> synchronized (mScheduler) {
> try {
> String remoteFilePath = transfer.getRemoteDir() + "/" + files[i].getName();
> //mScheduler.mFtpClient.port(java.net.InetAddress.getLocalHost(), 51);
> java.io.FileInputStream stream = new
> java.io.FileInputStream(files[i].getPath());
> mScheduler.mFtpClient.storeFile(files[i].getName(), stream);
> stream.close();
> }
> catch (IOException ioe) {
> ioe.printStackTrace();
> }
> catch (Exception e) {
> e.printStackTrace();
> }
> }
>
>}
></CODE>
>
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