Protocol Exception

Hi all
I had a problem with the ftp transfer. I am making use of "sun.net.ftp" package and iam getting the following exception. I am connecting to the remote system thru my application using "PASV" (passive mode).
I have the applcation deployed on "solaris" box and accessing the application thru URL from windows machine. My application consists of a funcationality where i can click on a link to upload/download the files online.
I get the following exception when i perform upload or download.
EXCEPTION :
sun.net.Ftp.FTPProtocolException : 501 PORT not allowed after EPSV ALL
If any of u have encountered this exception please reply asap.
Valuable suggestions are appreciated.
regards
karthik

sun.net.Ftp.FTPProtocolException : 501 PORT not
allowed after EPSV ALLI think the 'EPSV ALL' command instructs the server that the
data connection command syntax outlined in RFC2428 should
only be accepted by the server. That is, you should use the
EPSV command instead of the PASV command, and the EPRT commmand
instead of the PORT command, otherwise the server
will reject the connection attempt. So it looks like the
'EPSV ALL' command is being sent to the server, and then the
'PORT' command is being sent, which would not be allowed after
'EPSV ALL' is sent.
There is more information about this here:
http://www-ece.engr.ucf.edu/~jza/classes/4781/FTP/
Alpha75

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the application components deployed in the container
can use that protocol services.It means that the Serlvet container CAN handle any protocol (in theory). The J2EE specs. require a non-specific servlet handling mechanism (GenericServlet, ServletRequest, and ServletResponse). It also requires the container to handle the HTTP protocol because that is the most likely to be used (and is required for JSP. So HttpServlet, HttpServletRequest, and HttpServletResponse, HttpSession).
Servlets can still handle other protocols, but the container will not do it automatically. You will be forced to implement the details which sit on a layer above the generic handling.
You may want to look around the web and see if there is a servlet implementation of the protocol you want to handle. I would be surprised if there is not an FTPServlet suite hanging around. Other protocols are less likely.
If you do have to implement it yourself, make sure you read the specs on the protocl thoroughly. Your implementation will need to flawlessly parse incoming requests and send out responses in a well formed protocol-dependent manner.
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Any thoughts?
Regards,
Giridhar Manepalli

Cisco support for the UK DASS signalling protocol on CCME ?

I have a client who currently has an old Meridian PBX that has a DASS (G.703) connection to the PSTN with 9 channels. I wish to replace this with a 2821-CCME.
Does Cisco support PSTN connectivity with DASS/G.703 using CCME and a VWIC2-1MFT-G703? If so can you please point me to any configuration guides.
Thanks in advance,
Gordon.

mchandak,
Honestly I don't know what makes you believe that.
1) the main protocol/standards used on ISDN PRI are from bottom to top, G.703, G.704, Q.921 and Q.931, no matter if you have H.323, SIP, MGCP or SCCP as VoIP signaling protocol.
2) CCME can perfectly "control" a gateway using any of above protocol except MGCP.
3) In the original question, there is no gateway/backend, just one single CCME router.

Sender mail Adapter - Log in Error

Hi,
I am facing the below error while communicating with the mail server using the POP3 transport protocol.
exception caught during processing mail message; java.io.IOException: unexpected password response; read -ERR Logon failure: unknown user name or bad password.
Confimed with the mail server administrator there is no issue with log in credentials.
We are able to access the mail box using the same user ID & password through webservice URL. But if we use the same User ID & password in communication channel it is showing the above error.
Any one have the idea about other possibilities to get this error?
Thanks & regards,
Krishna

Hi Vijay,
It is POP3 protocol setup. We are able to login using webservise URL. But not able to log in with Mail adapter.
Regards,
Krishna

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