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RE: ftp on the fly
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RE: ftp on the fly


  • Subject: RE: ftp on the fly
  • From: Jerry Haynes <email@hidden>
  • Date: Sat, 7 Apr 2007 10:47:36 -0400

I've used the free version of edtFTPj with great success. It has very good documentation and examples.

<http://www.enterprisedt.com/products.html>

Jerry


WO'ers:

I want to create a file in memory and upload the file via FTP to a
remote server. I've been working with WO for a while but I'm very
green with regard to the larger java world. I'm pretty much a newbie
to java.io and the FTP libraries and classes I've seen seem to all be
expecting a String argument representing the local path to a file.

Is this process best handled by writing the file out to a temp
directory first and then ftp the file from that path? Are there
specific FTP libraries that are recommended? Since my needs are simple
and unidirectional I was considering just going with
sun.net.ftp.FtpClient.

Tim
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