FTP works in 1.6.5, fails in 1.7.1

[Ken Turner <ke...@kbturner.co.uk>]

I have the following code snippet:

		<ftp 	server="${oc4j.host.name}"
			remotedir="trips/schemas/${target.schemas.path}${hyphen.app.name.suffix}"
			chmod="0777"
			userid="${ftp.userid}"
			password="${ftp.password}">
			<fileset dir="${tripsrootdir}Java/Projects/trips-types">
				<include name="**/*.xml"/>
				<include name="**/*.xsd"/>
			</fileset>
		</ftp>

With Ant 1.6.5, this works fine, but with Ant 1.7.1 it appears to
successfully copy one file, and then falls over with a null pointer
exception.

Have I missed something here?
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Re: FTP works in 1.6.5, fails in 1.7.1

[Stefan Bodewig <bo...@apache.org>]

On 2010-01-26, Simon Keen <si...@allysystems.com> wrote:

> I can get the ftp put to work but if I include a chmod or try to use the
> chmod action it affects the first file in the fileset and then crashes with
> a null pointer error. It does perform the chmod on the first item in the
> list.

> I was using 1.7.1 so I upgraded to 1.8.0RC1 and it is a more extreme stack
> dump.

sounds interesting.

Could you please open a bugzilla issue and include the stack trace?

Thanks

        Stefan

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Re: FTP works in 1.6.5, fails in 1.7.1

[Simon Keen <si...@allysystems.com>]

Any news on this one as I seem to be hitting a related problem?  I noticed
you had a chmod entry in your ftp put.

I can get the ftp put to work but if I include a chmod or try to use the
chmod action it affects the first file in the fileset and then crashes with
a null pointer error. It does perform the chmod on the first item in the
list.

I was using 1.7.1 so I upgraded to 1.8.0RC1 and it is a more extreme stack
dump.

In case it is of any use I am executing the script on a Windows machine but
the remote end of the FTP is an Ubuntu linux machine.
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Re: FTP works in 1.6.5, fails in 1.7.1

[Antoine Levy Lambert <an...@gmx.de>]

Hello Ken,

would you mind sending a stack trace ? If you run your build with ant 
-verbose, the output will finish with the stack trace.
Maybe this is a new, unknown bug, which should be entered in bugzilla.
Regards,

Antoine

Ken Turner wrote:
> I have the following code snippet:
>
> 		<ftp 	server="${oc4j.host.name}"
> 			remotedir="trips/schemas/${target.schemas.path}${hyphen.app.name.suffix}"
> 			chmod="0777"
> 			userid="${ftp.userid}"
> 			password="${ftp.password}">
> 			<fileset dir="${tripsrootdir}Java/Projects/trips-types">
> 				<include name="**/*.xml"/>
> 				<include name="**/*.xsd"/>
> 			</fileset>
> 		</ftp>
>
> With Ant 1.6.5, this works fine, but with Ant 1.7.1 it appears to
> successfully copy one file, and then falls over with a null pointer
> exception.
>
> Have I missed something here?
>   


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