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  • 1.  Need to access an FTP session object.

    Posted 11/20/02 01:22 PM

    I am trying to write a java service that works like pub.client.ftp:login but works with a UNISYS system which requires an additional password.

    I know how to initiate an FTP connection in java, I simply need to know how to tie it to a sessionkey so pub.client.ftp:cd, pub.client.ftp:get, and pub.client.ftp:logout can attach to the session.

    I know I asked this question as a follow-on to another thread, but In hindsight, I should have posted this as a separate thread the first time.


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  • 2.  RE: Need to access an FTP session object.

    Posted 11/20/02 05:56 PM

    I believe this answer is applicable for Flow Service mappings.

    Basically if you initiate with
    pub.client.ftp:login

    then until we final invoke pub.client.ftp:logout

    the session Unique key will be implicitly mapped or tied in pipeline.

    Hope this works…

    Sorry if i misunderstand this question.

    Cheers


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  • 3.  RE: Need to access an FTP session object.

    Posted 11/20/02 07:10 PM

    Thanks for your reply, but I have to create a custom version of pub.client.ftp:login.


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  • 4.  RE: Need to access an FTP session object.

    Posted 11/21/02 02:40 AM

    You could ask webMethods if it is OK for you to obtain the sources of pub.client.ftp.


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  • 5.  RE: Need to access an FTP session object.

    Posted 11/27/02 02:48 AM

    What does the third parameter look like?

    If it is an extra FTP command after USER and PASS, can it be passed as a QUOTE command after the regular login?

    Or is it possible to use the FTP client through a proxy and have the proxy provide the extra parameter?


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