Ftp lcd problem

my server is a win2008 r2 server
i have a script which runs fine vs another 2008 server but when i change the lcd command to be versus a 2102r2 server I get
ftp> lcd \\iba-reuters\afp
\\iba-reuters\afp: File not found
via the run cmd it connects with no problems so the share is accessable and there is no name resolution problem
any ideas how t get this working?
thanx
david

it looks like you can't lcd to the top directory under a share. when i lcd to a sub-directory I manage to connect

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 throws IOException
 StringBuffer reply = new StringBuffer();
 String replyString;
 // file listings require you to issue a PORT command,
 // like a file transfer
 boolean success = executeDataCommand(command, reply);
 if (!success)
 return "";
 replyString = reply.toString();
 // strip the trailing line terminator from the reply
 if (reply.length() > 0)
 return replyString.substring(0, reply.length() - 1);
 } else {
 return replyString;
 * Added by Julian: Gets a directory list from the server and parses
 * the elements into a list of files and a list of subdirectories.
 private boolean getAndParseDirList(String params, StringBuffer files, StringBuffer dirs)
 throws IOException
 // reset the return variables (we're using StringBuffers instead of
 // Strings because you can't change a String value and pass it back
 // to the calling routine -- changing a String creates a new object)
 files.setLength(0);
 dirs.setLength(0);
 // get the NLST and the LIST -- don't worry if the commands
 // don't work, because we'll just end up sending nothing back
 // if that's the case
 String shortList = processFileListCommand("nlst " + params);
 String longList = processFileListCommand("list " + params);
 // tokenize the lists we got, using a newline as a separator
 StringTokenizer sList = new StringTokenizer(shortList, "\n");
 StringTokenizer lList = new StringTokenizer(longList, "\n");
 // other variables we'll need
 String sString;
 String lString;
 // assume that both lists have the same number of elements
 while ((sList.hasMoreTokens()) && (lList.hasMoreTokens())) {
 sString = sList.nextToken();
 lString = lList.nextToken();
 if (lString.length() > 0)
 if (lString.startsWith("d"))
 dirs.append(sString.trim() + lineTerm);
 debugPrint("Dir: " + sString);
 } else if (lString.startsWith("-")) {
 files.append(sString.trim() + lineTerm);
 debugPrint("File: " + sString);
 } else {
 // actually, symbolic links will start with an "l"
 // (lowercase L), but we're not going to mess with
 // those
 debugPrint("Unknown: " + lString);
 // strip off any trailing line terminators and return the values
 if (files.length() > 0) { files.setLength(files.length() - lineTerm.length()); }
 if (dirs.length() > 0) { dirs.setLength(dirs.length() - lineTerm.length()); }
 return true;
 * Executes the given FTP command on our current connection, returning the
 * three digit response code from the server. This method only works for
 * commands that do not require an additional data port.
 public int executeCommand(String command)
 throws IOException
 outputStream.println(command);
 return getServerReply();
 * Executes the given FTP command on our current connection, returning the
 * last line of the server's response. Useful for commands that return
 * one line of information.
 public String getExecutionResponse(String command)
 throws IOException
 outputStream.println(command);
 return getFullServerReply();
 * Executes the given ftpd command on the server and writes the results
 * returned on the data port to the file with the given name, returning true
 * if the server indicates that the operation was successful.
 public boolean readDataToFile(String command, String fileName)
 throws IOException
 // Open the local file
 RandomAccessFile outfile = new RandomAccessFile(fileName, "rw");
 // Do restart if desired
 if (restartPoint != 0) {
 debugPrint("Seeking to " + restartPoint);
 outfile.seek(restartPoint);
 // Convert the RandomAccessFile to an OutputStream
 FileOutputStream fileStream = new FileOutputStream(outfile.getFD());
 boolean success = executeDataCommand(command, fileStream);
 outfile.close();
 return success;
 * Executes the given ftpd command on the server and writes the contents
 * of the given file to the server on an opened data port, returning true
 * if the server indicates that the operation was successful.
 public boolean writeDataFromFile(String command, String fileName)
 throws IOException
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 RandomAccessFile infile = new RandomAccessFile(fileName, "r");
 // Do restart if desired
 if (restartPoint != 0) {
 debugPrint("Seeking to " + restartPoint);
 infile.seek(restartPoint);
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 FileInputStream fileStream = new FileInputStream(infile.getFD());
 boolean success = executeDataCommand(command, fileStream);
 infile.close();
 return success;
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 * returned on the data port to the given OutputStream, returning true
 * if the server indicates that the operation was successful.
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 throws IOException
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 ServerSocket serverSocket = new ServerSocket(0);
 if (!setupDataPort(command, serverSocket)) return false;
 Socket clientSocket = serverSocket.accept();
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 InputStream in = clientSocket.getInputStream();
 transferData(in, out);
 // Clean up the data structures
 in.close();
 clientSocket.close();
 serverSocket.close();
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 * of the given InputStream to the server on an opened data port, returning
 * true if the server indicates that the operation was successful.
 public boolean executeDataCommand(String command, InputStream in)
 throws IOException
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 ServerSocket serverSocket = new ServerSocket(0);
 if (!setupDataPort(command, serverSocket)) return false;
 Socket clientSocket = serverSocket.accept();
 // Transfer the data
 OutputStream out = clientSocket.getOutputStream();
 transferData(in, out);
 // Clean up the data structures
 out.close();
 clientSocket.close();
 serverSocket.close();
 return isPositiveCompleteResponse(getServerReply());
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 * and writes the results returned on the data port to the given
 * StringBuffer, returning true if the server indicates that the
 * operation was successful.
 public boolean executeDataCommand(String command, StringBuffer sb)
 throws IOException
 // Open a data socket on this computer
 ServerSocket serverSocket = new ServerSocket(0);
 if (!setupDataPort(command, serverSocket)) return false;
 Socket clientSocket = serverSocket.accept();
 // Transfer the data
 InputStream in = clientSocket.getInputStream();
 transferData(in, sb);
 // Clean up the data structures
 in.close();
 clientSocket.close();
 serverSocket.close();
 return isPositiveCompleteResponse(getServerReply());
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 * stream until we reach the end of the stream.
 private void transferData(InputStream in, OutputStream out)
 throws IOException
 byte b[] = new byte[BLOCK_SIZE];
 int amount;
 // Read the data into the file
 while ((amount = in.read(b)) > 0) {
 out.write(b, 0, amount);
 * Added by Julian: Transfers the data from the given input stream
 * to the given StringBuffer until we reach the end of the stream.
 private void transferData(InputStream in, StringBuffer sb)
 throws IOException
 byte b[] = new byte[BLOCK_SIZE];
 int amount;
 // Read the data into the StringBuffer
 while ((amount = in.read(b)) > 0) {
 sb.append(new String(b, 0, amount));
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 * returned on the data port to the given FilterOutputStream, returning true
 * if the server indicates that the operation was successful.
 private boolean setupDataPort(String command, ServerSocket serverSocket)
 throws IOException
 // Send our local data port to the server
 if (!openPort(serverSocket)) return false;
 // Set binary type transfer
 outputStream.println("type i");
 if (!isPositiveCompleteResponse(getServerReply())) {
 debugPrint("Could not set transfer type");
 return false;
 // If we have a restart point, send that information
 if (restartPoint != 0) {
 outputStream.println("rest " + restartPoint);
 restartPoint = 0;
 // TODO: Interpret server response here
 getServerReply();
 // Send the command
 outputStream.println(command);
 return isPositivePreliminaryResponse(getServerReply());
 * Get IP address and port number from serverSocket and send them via the
 * <code>port</code> command to the ftp server, returning true if we get a
 * valid response from the server, returning true if the server indicates
 * that the operation was successful.
 private boolean openPort(ServerSocket serverSocket)
 throws IOException
 int localport = serverSocket.getLocalPort();
 // get local ip address
 InetAddress inetaddress = serverSocket.getInetAddress();
 InetAddress localip;
 try {
 localip = inetaddress.getLocalHost();
 } catch(UnknownHostException e) {
 debugPrint("Can't get local host");
 return false;
 // get ip address in high byte order
 byte[] addrbytes = localip.getAddress();
 // tell server what port we are listening on
 short addrshorts[] = new short[4];
 // problem: bytes greater than 127 are printed as negative numbers
 for(int i = 0; i <= 3; i++) {
 addrshorts[i] = addrbytes;
if (addrshorts[i] < 0)
addrshorts[i] += 256;
outputStream.println("port " + addrshorts[0] + "," + addrshorts[1] +
"," + addrshorts[2] + "," + addrshorts[3] + "," +
((localport & 0xff00) >> 8) + "," +
(localport & 0x00ff));
return isPositiveCompleteResponse(getServerReply());
* True if the given response code is in the 100-199 range.
private boolean isPositivePreliminaryResponse(int response)
return (response >= 100 && response < 200);
* True if the given response code is in the 300-399 range.
private boolean isPositiveIntermediateResponse(int response)
return (response >= 300 && response < 400);
* True if the given response code is in the 200-299 range.
private boolean isPositiveCompleteResponse(int response)
return (response >= 200 && response < 300);
* True if the given response code is in the 400-499 range.
private boolean isTransientNegativeResponse(int response)
return (response >= 400 && response < 500);
* True if the given response code is in the 500-5

ok i tried explaining th eproblem in the previous post, but i apologize if my explanation was poor. anyways, i tried to look into it further by doing a printStackTrace() and believe it may be a read error. here is my new updated snippet, and also a link to a screenshot ([click here for screenshot|http://img143.imageshack.us/my.php?image=picture4qr0.png]) of what the error looks like on my end. it seems like a socket is not being read, or maybe it is initialized properly. Again I apologize if my problem is vague, but I do appreciate your input. thanks.
updated code snippet
public void uploadFiles()
 statusLabel.setVisible(true);
 errorLabel.setVisible(true);
 uploadButton.setVisible(false);
 footer.setVisible(false);
 holdingPanel.setVisible(false);
 pbar.setVisible(true);
 pbar = new JProgressBar();
 pbar.setMinimum(0);
 float Total=0;
 for (int i=0; i<fileLengths.size(); i++)
 if(((java.lang.Boolean)model.getValueAt(i,1)).toString().equals("true"))
 Total+=Float.parseFloat((String)fileLengths.get(i));
 pbar.setMaximum((int)Total);
 String info="";
 try
 ftp=new FTPConnection(false);
 ftp.connect("ftp.chris-malcolm.com");
 if (ftp.login("chrismal", "***"))
 statusLabel.setText("Status: Connected.");
 info+="Successfully logged in!\n";
 info+="System type is: " + ftp.getSystemType()+"\n";
 info+="Current directory is: " + ftp.getCurrentDirectory()+"\n";
 if (ftp.changeDirectory("/www/images/"))
 info+="directory changed to: " + ftp.getCurrentDirectory()+"\n";
 try
 for (int i=0; i<allFiles.size(); i++)
 if(((java.lang.Boolean)model.getValueAt(i,1)).toString().equals("true"))
 String f=client.verifyFileName((String)model.getValueAt(i,0));
 String f2=""+((File)allFiles.get(i)).getPath();
 info+="filename: "+f2+"\n";
 if (ftp.uploadFile(f2))
 statusLabel.setText("Status: Uploading "+f+" - "+i+" of "+calculateTotalFiles()+" files(s)");
 pbar.setValue(Integer.parseInt((String)fileLengths.get(i)));
 else
 errorLabel.setText("Error occured while uploading"+f2+"\n");
 catch(Exception de)
 StringWriter sw = new StringWriter();
 PrintWriter pw = new PrintWriter(sw);
 de.printStackTrace(pw);
 pw.close();
 //errorLabel.setText("<html>ERROR:"+sw.toString().replace("\n", " ")+"</html>");
 info+="Error: "+de.getMessage()+"\n";
 info+="Trace: "+sw+"\n";
 try { ftp.disconnect(); statusLabel.setText("Status: disconnected.");} catch(Exception e2) {};
 else
 info+="could not change directory\n";
 else
 info+="could not login";
 catch (Exception e)
 StringWriter sw = new StringWriter();
 PrintWriter pw = new PrintWriter(sw);
 e.printStackTrace(pw);
 pw.close();
 info+="Error: "+e.getMessage()+"\n";
 info+="Trace: "+sw+"\n";
 try { ftp.disconnect(); statusLabel.setText("Status: disconnected.");} catch(Exception e2) {};
 errorLabel.setText("ERROR:"+info);
 JOptionPane.showMessageDialog(this, info, "test", JOptionPane.PLAIN_MESSAGE);
 try { ftp.disconnect(); statusLabel.setText("Status: disconnected.");} catch(Exception e2) {};
 Edited by: cjm771 on Jul 13, 2008 7:23 PM

Connecting Mac Pro to LCD and TV LCD Problems

I have a 22" Gateway LCD that works perfect with my mac and I just recently bought a Mini displayport HDMI connection that I wanted to connect to my Sony 46" HD TV.
Now, everytime i connect it and I boot up my macpro it will freeze at the login and causes weird things to happen on my screen leading me to Hard reboot. The only way to stop it is if I disconnect the HDMI port from the tv and reboot. If I connect it while the computer is on, it wont be as dramatic with freezing but you can tell the computer is not acting like it should.
I tried connecting to a different TV and its the same thing.
What should i do??
Thanks for reading,
Angel

It's probably the mini display-HDMI connection, the thing itself.
An odd thing happening I've found is that the mini display port is preferred by the Mac as the start up display. So, I'm wondering if the Mac doesn't find what it expects if that might be a problem.
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Hi,
I am using the FTP adapter to transfer a file from a remote machine and am getting this exception.
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at oracle.tip.adapter.ftp.FTP.connect(FTP.java:438)
at oracle.tip.adapter.ftp.FTPClient.establishFtpSession(FTPClient.java:169)
at oracle.tip.adapter.ftp.FTPAgent.login(FTPAgent.java:597)
at oracle.tip.adapter.ftp.FTPAgent.getFileList(FTPAgent.java:269)
at oracle.tip.adapter.file.inbound.FileSource.getFileList(FileSource.java:199)
at oracle.tip.adapter.file.inbound.PollWork.pollFiles(PollWork.java:210)
at oracle.tip.adapter.file.inbound.PollWork.run(PollWork.java:116)
at oracle.tip.adapter.fw.jca.work.WorkerJob.go(WorkerJob.java:51)
at oracle.tip.adapter.fw.common.ThreadPool.run(ThreadPool.java:267)
at java.lang.Thread.run(Thread.java:534)
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Thanks
-G

Clemens,
It's very nice to know that guys like you are here to help people like me. I develope the same BPEL Project on a stand alone windows installation (BPEL Server 10.1.2.0.2) a Works perfectly.
I'm sure know the problem resides on the BPEL Server or the OAS. Besides updating the BPEL Server version what order suggestions do you have in mind????
What do you think about OAS R3??? Is it trusted to upgrade to R3 now????
Thank very much for your time.
Cordially,
Jose
Mensaje editado por:
user489282

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Hi all,
I'm having some problems with the FTP adapter.
About two months ago I did an ESB project which reads from an FTP and writes the files in a local directory.
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The issue is, that now, I deploy this same ESB project to the same server and is not working. No files are being copied to my local directory. Furthermore, there are no instances in the ESB Control either.
I haven't changed anything so I don't understand why this is happening.
I set the log trace to FINEST and I found this trace for a lot of files in the log:
JCA: Poller enqueuing file for processing :/200704110041_r01g0020.gif
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Message was edited by:
Zaloa

Hi Mark,
Thank you for your response, I have post the service request already. So far, I haven't got any answers and I have been trying to deploy this same project in different servers.
I get different results everytime without changing anything. In the test environment I just get the first error I post in this thread. In my local server I get a fatal error that I have already reported in this forum with the subject "FatalError FTP Adapter", and I write it here again.
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Se ha producido un error al publicar el mensaje del archivo /200704021141_r01g1120.gif (Error publishing the file message....)
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Error al publicar el mensaje. (Error publishing the message)
Se ha producido un error al publicar el mensaje del archivo /200704021141_r01g1120.gif (An error has occurred publishing the file....)
Compruebe la pila de errores y corrija la causa del error. Póngase en contacto con los Servicios de Soporte Oracle si no se puede
corregir el error. (Check error stack and fix the error. Contact Oracle Support Services if the error can not be fixed)
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I have two problem using the FTP Adapter in a BPEL process.
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Busnelli.

OK, firstly I want to thank both of you, Rakesh and Maneesh.
Here are the details requested:
Operation System = Windows XP Pro SP2
BPEL Process Manager = 10.1.2
BPEL Server version = 2.2 (build 1361)
JDeveloper version = 10.1.2 (build 1811)
BPEL Designer version = 10.1.2 (build 050322)
Usually after any modification I'm used to restarting the BPEL server.
Today I have downloaded the "Oracle JDeveloper 10g (10.1.3) - Developer Preview" (I think to be the Post Beta 3) and as soon as possible I will try to use it.
Thanks to both!

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i have a nokia n80..
after using it a few months..
the screen going blurred after i sliding up the phone...
ive sent the phone a month a go n the technician said the lcd screen broke down n repaired it...
but yesterday, the same problems came out again n there is something bad with the key pad (navigation keys) when i slided the phone..
what caused the problem with my phone actually? is the sliding strip or other?

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