I need to be able to use the FTPServer within my process (for junit-based
testing purposes). Is there a way I can do that ?



Yes you can (with some level of effort) instantiate Avalon components from a normal class without a container such as Phoenix or Merlin. See a class called "Standalone" in the source of Enterprise Object Broker at Sourceofrge.

From reading the Phoenix docs, I would have start up the Phoenix server
with FTPServer deployed (as a block). This would be an impediment.

Any pointers would help.

thanks,
raghu

ps: I need to be able to ftp files (in junit tests) and do some verification. So,
am exploring if I can use FTP Server as an in-memory service.


There is a jftp client at sourceforge. maybe that is what you want.

- Paul








Rana Bhattacharyya <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>





10/28/2003 11:35 PM Please respond to general


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bcc: Subject: Re: status of FTP Server project


Hi,
The FTP server project is very much active. The code
base is very much stable and the doc is also available
(may not be very exhaustive).


You can check the site http://incubator.apache.org/projects/ftpserver/

Thanks,
Rana



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Hello,

I would like to know the status of the FTP Server
project in terms of
releases, timeline, usage docs etc.

Also, are there any other alternative open-source
Java-based
FTP Servers out there ?

thanks,
raghu




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