All I have been doing is including the FtpServer xml configuration as one of my servers's configuration files. I can confirm that the server object is being created, along with what looks like some autowired framework to support it.
Once the bean is created - is there something specific I need to do to run it? This seems to contradict the documentation which states "you can embed the "server" element where ever you like within you Spring configuration, and with FtpServer on the classpath, Spring will wire up the server for you." Allen On Tue, Aug 3, 2010 at 7:32 AM, David Latorre <[email protected]> wrote: > Can you copypaste the code you are using to start the server? > > > 2010/8/2 Allen Firstenberg <[email protected]>: > > I have been attempting to incorporate FtpServer into a current > spring-based > > project that I have, and have run into some problems. Although I have a > > configuration file that works using the stand-alone script, it does not > seem > > to start a server (or at least does not seem to listen on the designated > > port) when incorporated into my project. I can see a spring diagnostic > > message saying it is reading the xml file, and that the singletons are > > created - but nothing obvious indicating why it is not listening to the > > port. > > > > Any suggestions for the best way to diagnose startup problems of this > sort? > > > > Thanks! > > Allen > > >
