hello Hen,
>On Thu, 13 Oct 2005 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>>> [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>> the developers/Mentors involved, and my project is not intended to be
>> "only" a FTP Server, but an Application Server that delegates all
requests
>> to an existing user defined FTPAction. Maybe we could fit together both
>> projects, but still, i must ask this to the FtpServer developers (i
don´t
>> know who they are). I didn´t find this information on the site.
>Just to throw an idea out there, how about using the Servlet API? ie)
>defining the equivalent of javax.servlet.ftp etc etc?
This is exactly what jftp4i does. The only difference is that the Servlets
are called FTPActions. I'm not actually using the javax.servlet.Servlet
specification, but the idea is basically the same. Maybe we can improve in
this direction, but as you know, the FTP protocol is a little more complex
in terms of commands, than the HTTP protocol. So, we must define where to
merge a doPut, or doGet, etc. into a FTP request/response in the
framework.
I think that the best way is to use the idea, not specifically the Servlet
API, but we are open to discussion.
tks, []s,
João
>The FtpServer project went inactive for a while, but is now active again.
>As far as I know, the 3 or so committers are primarily on the
>[EMAIL PROTECTED] list.
>Hen
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