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Sebb resolved NET-460.
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Resolution: Duplicate
> _retrieveFile() blocks calling thread, on FTP I/O till the time file transfer
> is complete
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> Key: NET-460
> URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/NET-460
> Project: Commons Net
> Issue Type: Improvement
> Components: FTP
> Affects Versions: 3.1
> Environment: linux/windows
> Reporter: Agent Vinod
> Labels: newbie, patch
>
> The Function _retrieveFile in file: FTPClient.java , does not respond to
> interrupts from calling thread.
> For Example:
> A Basic FTP Client Application has 1 Main (Parent) Thread and 1 Child Thread.
> Main (Parent) thread handles all functions except the FtpClient
> download/upload.
> Child Thread handles only FtpClient related functions mainly
> (_retrieveFile()) etc.
> Steps to reproduce:
> 1) Main Thread has initiated child Thread .
> 2) Child thread is presently downloading a file using _retrieveFile(String
> command, String remote, OutputStream local) .
> 3) After some time, Main Thread fires Interrupt on child Thread to stop(
> Abort) download.
> Expected behavior:
> Child Thread immediately aborts download and dies.
> Observed behavior:
> Child Thread blocks on retrieveFile(String command, String remote,
> OutputStream local) till the file finishes download.
> Only after this ,does the Child thread respond to any interrupt from Parent
> Thread.
> My Workaround:
> file: FTPClient.java
> Class: FTPClient
> Step 1: declare private Socket mySocket;
> Step 2: In the function : protected boolean _retrieveFile(String command,
> String remote, OutputStream local) throws IOException{}
> Comment out: Socket socket;
> and instead use: mySocket ( declared as global in step1)
> Step 3: In the function : public boolean abort() throws IOException
> Add a statement: Util.closeQuietly(mySocket);
> before the statement: return FTPReply.isPositiveCompletion(abor());
> This way, every time the Main Thread calls abort(), the download active and
> blocked on mySocket in _retrieveFile() is immediately interrupted and stopped.
> raising an immediate Exception and thus stopping the Child thread (of course
> one needs to catch this exception properly).
> I am not sure if this is the right way of doing it and am afraid if this
> breaks something else.
> Requesting the core developers to look into a better solution to this
> workaround.
> thank
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