[net] how to retreive a file using FTP and store it in local with remote last change date ?

[Nicolas De Loof <ni...@capgemini.com>]

Hello,

My application has a requirement to synchronize some files between 2 
servers. They're is no realistic concurrent modification risk, so we 
consider using FTP to update files from remote serveur according to 
files last acces date.

Does anyone have some code sample to retrieve a file using commons-net 
FtpClient and set the local file last access date ?

Thansk. Nico.

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Re: [net] how to retreive a file using FTP and store it in local with remote last change date ?

[Paul Libbrecht <pa...@activemath.org>]

Sorry to diver but... I do this permanently with rsync (mostly over 
ssh).
Not in java, not using ftp but fast, limits bandwidth, and preserves 
also such things as file-permissions or modification dates... 
rsync.samba.org.

paul


Le 24 juin 05, à 10:25, Nicolas De Loof a écrit :
> My application has a requirement to synchronize some files between 2 
> servers. They're is no realistic concurrent modification risk, so we 
> consider using FTP to update files from remote serveur according to 
> files last acces date.
>
> Does anyone have some code sample to retrieve a file using commons-net 
> FtpClient and set the local file last access date ?
>
> Thansk. Nico.
>
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