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Posted to user@commons.apache.org by "Hoilman, D Scott" <sh...@harris.com> on 2003/03/19 20:04:56 UTC
[net] FTPClient question (modified subject corrected email addres
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Hi all,
I've just recently migrated from the java IP*Works net framework to the
o.a.commons.net framework to implement some FTP client code and have run into a
problem(?).
I'm using an FTPClient object and am both sending and receiving files
using the storeFileStream() and retrieveFileStream() methods on an extremely
narrow pipe (128kbps/64kbps async).
I set all three available timeouts (So, Timeout and Data) to 60000 ms but am
still experiencing timeouts on the completePendingCommand call following the
storeFileStream() call. When I run this same code on a normal 10/100 network it
works flawlessly. Additionally, when I check the file at the destination
machine it is complete.
Are there any other settings/methods, besides the three timeouts above, I should
be performing on the FTPClient to make it more latency resistant due to this
narrow pipe?
Thanks in advance,
D. Scott Hoilman
D.Scott.hoilman@harris.com
Harris Corporation
Software Engineer
(800) 304-0178 (pager)