Just wanted to post the following useful caveat:  if FtpServer is run in
any way other than from a main() method, it does not accept client
connections. The debugger shows it as constructed and valid-but no
client can connect to it. It is not that login fails-the USER command
never even gets submitted to FtpServer, because a connection is never
opened between client and server.


This is not a problem when the FtpServer.start() method is called from a
main() method-in that case it DOES accept connections.  It just does not
accept connections if its .start() method is called through normal
Spring API approach, or any other way.

 

Of course, this makes it useless for enterprise applications, which
don't provide a way to remotely call a main() method in a Main class.
Spring has no way to, for the same reason. The FtpServer instance Can be
instantiated, and Can be started---it just will never accept any
connections.

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