With regard to writing FTPlets (subclassed from DefaultFtplet):
>From within the body of the FTPlet's onUploadEnd() method, which has only an
>FTPSession and FTPRequest as parameters, how does one get the current working
>directory for this Upload?
For example: a remote user, using an FTP client, uploads a file to our
organization's running Apache FTPServer instance.
In our FTPlet, onUploadEnd is called once the file has been uploaded to our
end, saved on the server's file system. So from within the method body of
onUploadEnd(session, request), we need to find out the ENTIRE filepath where
that upload was saved on OUR filesystem.
Only the name of the file is available from the request object. I see no other
methods in request, or in the session object, to obtain the directory which the
user uploaded the file to. Of course, the user on the client end could have
browsed through our directory structure using his FTP client (i.e. through CWD
commands)--to select a subdirectory on our filesystem to which to upload their
file.
So, to know where they uploaded it---programmatically--- we need to know the
present working directory for This session. It could be a different value for
every session.
I see no methods in FtpSession or FtpRequest which make that available. Am I
wrong?
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