Impl 3659: Installing a fresh copy

From CFTP

1. Download the latest version of the plug-in.
2. Unzip the downloaded file impl3659-x.xx-bin.zip into a temporary directory of your choice.
3. Copy all the unzipped JAR files into the lib directory of your FTP server overwriting existing files. Manually remove old versions of duplicate JAR files.
4. Run the update script in your FTP server directory to update the start-up scripts.

Next you have to update the conf/beans.xml file in your FTP server. Edit the file in you favourite editor and do the steps below.

Add SIZE, MLST, MLSD, MDTM, TVFS Commands

Add the following 5 beans to your beans.xml file:

<bean id="sizeCommand"
  class="com.coldcore.coloradoftp.plugin.impl3659.command.SizeCommand"
  singleton="false"/>

<bean id="mlstCommand"
  class="com.coldcore.coloradoftp.plugin.impl3659.command.MlstCommand"
  singleton="false"/>

<bean id="mlsdCommand"
  class="com.coldcore.coloradoftp.plugin.impl3659.command.MlsdCommand"
  singleton="false"/>

<bean id="mdtmCommand"
  class="com.coldcore.coloradoftp.plugin.impl3659.command.MdtmCommand"
  singleton="false"/>

<bean id="tvfsCommand"
  class="com.coldcore.coloradoftp.plugin.impl3659.command.TvfsCommand"
  singleton="false"/>

And add those commands to the command factory bean as follows:

<bean id="commandFactory"
  class="com.coldcore.coloradoftp.command.impl.GenericCommandFactory"...
  <constructor-arg index="0">
    <map>
      <entry key="SIZE" value="sizeCommand"/>
      <entry key="MLST" value="mlstCommand"/>
      <entry key="MLSD" value="mlsdCommand"/>
      <entry key="MDTM" value="mdtmCommand"/>
      <entry key="TVFS" value="tvfsCommand"/>
      <entry key="USER" value="userCommand"/>
      <entry key="PASS" value="passCommand"/>
      <entry key="PWD" value="pwdCommand"/>
      .........

The plug-in is installed and your FTP server now supports RFC 3659.

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