> as far as I know it is not possible.
>
> But I would also be interested in this feature. I would think it shouldn't
be too difficult to add. Is this something which could be ?
> added to jsch?
>
> Roland
I agree. Would love to see this added as a feature.
> From: Edward Perry [mailto:[email protected]]
>
> However, JSCH can establish 1 connection and then you can open multiple
sessions with in that. I have done it but you have to
> really know your Java Threading to maintain all the different connections
to a single server. So it would be possible to tranfer a file,
> issue a command and tail a log file on a single TCP connection but in
multiple sub channels.
>
> The basic code for executing a command or file transfer shows you the
steps.
> Open a connection, then open a Channel. The Channel level would be where
you would share the connections
>
In my case, all connections are peers & I have no way of knowing who should
open the initial connection. I'm using Ant's "sshexec" task to execute
commands on a remote machine. A command is executed when an HTTP request is
made by a user. I'm currently using jsch/Ant-sshexec & opening a new ssh
connection for each command. I wanted to take advantage of the connection
sharing mode of ssh to speed things up & only open a connection on the 1st
command toward a particular remote machine. I'm currently re-writing the
code to skip both jsch & ant's sshexec task - and just call native "ssh"
commands via "Runtime.exec()". Not the cleanest obviously, but in my case,
the code only resides on our web servers - which we know to be Linux with
ssh installed - so the speed improvement is worth it. If anyone has any
other ideas, I'd love to hear them.
Thanks,
-- Lisa
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