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Korcan commented on NET-443:
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commons.net 3.0.1
Thsi application is too big RMI is in Jconsole.I myself dont use.I just use
ftp.listfiles.
here i have read that it is because of active passive mode.i will try maybe it
can solve my problem but i afraid that it will produce problem with multithread
application
> Threads are in State RUNNABLE FTPCLient
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> Key: NET-443
> URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/NET-443
> Project: Commons Net
> Issue Type: Bug
> Components: FTP
> Environment: WIN2003
> Reporter: Korcan
> Labels: newbie
> Original Estimate: 612h
> Remaining Estimate: 612h
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> Hi there,
> I have developed new application which uses apachi commons.net FTPClient to
> connect to a Windows OS FTP Server and checks approximately 4000 folders on
> FTP Server.
> I am generating Threads to minimize the looping over folders.Every thread
> tries to loop for example 250 folders.When i run the application on my local
> computer WinXP no problem.When i yesterday installed WIN2003 Server and run
> the application i realized that program runs , tries 3-5 times for every
> thread and sleeps ...and suddenly i see that threads are blocked.
> I use JRE6 and JConsole also i can see very well that every thread are in
> state RUNNABLE and RMI TCP threads are time waited state.I could not find any
> solution the whole day.
> is it api problem or JRE problem or OS problem?
> Thanks in advance for your helps
> BTW there is a code ftp.listfiles(); threads are waiting for this i think but
> why i dont know
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