[
https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/FTPSERVER-450?page=com.atlassian.jira.plugin.system.issuetabpanels:all-tabpanel
]
Aizaz AZ updated FTPSERVER-450:
-------------------------------
Description:
PropertiesUserManager userDataFile is always NULL. Because you didn't set your
class variable value equal to what you get in constructor when
PropertiesUserManagerFactory calls your constructor new
PropertiesUserManager(passwordEncryptor, userDataFile, adminName); of
PropertiesUserManager,just need to do below super this.userDataFile =
userDataFile; and issue is fixed
{code}
PropertiesUserManagerFactory propUserManagerFactory = new
PropertiesUserManagerFactory();
propUserManagerFactory.setFile(new File("ftpusers.properties"));
propUserManagerFactory.setPasswordEncryptor(new
ClearTextPasswordEncryptor());
mUserManager = (PropertiesUserManager)
propUserManagerFactory.createUserManager();
mFTPServerFactory.setUserManager(mUserManager);
{code}
Set file has no effect because factory will call your constructor
{code}PropertiesUserManager(passwordEncryptor, userDataFile,
adminName)
and you didn't set this.userDataFile = userDataFile;
{code}
complete
{code}
public PropertiesUserManager(PasswordEncryptor passwordEncryptor,
File userDataFile, String adminName) {
super(adminName, passwordEncryptor);
this.userDataFile = userDataFile;
loadFromFile(userDataFile);
}
{code}
Issue fixed
Note: Please find attached class with issue fixed
was:
PropertiesUserManager userDataFile is always NULL. Because you didn't set your
class variable value equal to what you get in constructor when
PropertiesUserManagerFactory calls your constructor new
PropertiesUserManager(passwordEncryptor, userDataFile, adminName); of
PropertiesUserManager,just need to do below super this.userDataFile =
userDataFile; and issue is fixed
PropertiesUserManagerFactory propUserManagerFactory = new
PropertiesUserManagerFactory();
propUserManagerFactory.setFile(new File("ftpusers.properties"));
propUserManagerFactory.setPasswordEncryptor(new
ClearTextPasswordEncryptor());
mUserManager = (PropertiesUserManager)
propUserManagerFactory.createUserManager();
mFTPServerFactory.setUserManager(mUserManager);
Set file has no effect because factory will call your constructor
PropertiesUserManager(passwordEncryptor, userDataFile,
adminName)
and you didn't set this.userDataFile = userDataFile;
complete
public PropertiesUserManager(PasswordEncryptor passwordEncryptor,
File userDataFile, String adminName) {
super(adminName, passwordEncryptor);
this.userDataFile = userDataFile;
loadFromFile(userDataFile);
}
Issue fixed
> PropertiesUserManager userDataFile is always NULL.
> ---------------------------------------------------
>
> Key: FTPSERVER-450
> URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/FTPSERVER-450
> Project: FtpServer
> Issue Type: Bug
> Components: Core
> Affects Versions: 1.0.6
> Environment: JDK 6
> Windows 7 64 BIT
> Reporter: Aizaz AZ
> Priority: Blocker
> Attachments: FTPSERVER-450.patch, PropertiesUserManager.java
>
>
> PropertiesUserManager userDataFile is always NULL. Because you didn't set
> your class variable value equal to what you get in constructor when
> PropertiesUserManagerFactory calls your constructor new
> PropertiesUserManager(passwordEncryptor, userDataFile, adminName); of
> PropertiesUserManager,just need to do below super this.userDataFile =
> userDataFile; and issue is fixed
> {code}
> PropertiesUserManagerFactory propUserManagerFactory = new
> PropertiesUserManagerFactory();
> propUserManagerFactory.setFile(new File("ftpusers.properties"));
> propUserManagerFactory.setPasswordEncryptor(new
> ClearTextPasswordEncryptor());
> mUserManager = (PropertiesUserManager)
> propUserManagerFactory.createUserManager();
> mFTPServerFactory.setUserManager(mUserManager);
> {code}
> Set file has no effect because factory will call your constructor
> {code}PropertiesUserManager(passwordEncryptor, userDataFile,
> adminName)
> and you didn't set this.userDataFile = userDataFile;
> {code}
> complete
> {code}
> public PropertiesUserManager(PasswordEncryptor passwordEncryptor,
> File userDataFile, String adminName) {
> super(adminName, passwordEncryptor);
>
> this.userDataFile = userDataFile;
>
> loadFromFile(userDataFile);
> }
> {code}
> Issue fixed
> Note: Please find attached class with issue fixed
--
This message was sent by Atlassian JIRA
(v6.1#6144)
