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Java FTP Client help
Submitted by BryCry on Thu, 02/04/2010 - 21:14.
Hey guys,
I'm kinda new to Java.
I've been trying to get some stuff off of the ground for 20 weeks now (studying software engineering) and bit by bit the pieces are coming together.
But now, I wanted to create a simple Java FTP client GUI for my family. They are doing some sort of 'sport' which they photographer allot about, and I wanted to give them a 1 direction only way to put those photos on a server I made.
Well, as far as connecting to the FTP server I got. That worked.
But that's all I got.
If I execute the FtpClient.List() command, it returns me a sun.net.TelnetInputStream.
What do I do with that return? How can I transform it back into readable data?
Thanks in advance!
Bryan M.