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Date:	Thu, 10 Dec 1998 04:40:04 PST
From:	Peter Skye <pskye@peterskye.com >
Reply-To:	scoug-programming@scoug.com
To:	scoug-programming@scoug.com
Subject:	SCOUG-Programming: FTP-Java

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"The current source code for the FTP server is available." - SCOUG web
site

Hi Rollin,

I see you nicely documented everything so JavaDoc could do its job.
Thanks.

Four questions:

- Why is one of the html files named simply ".HTML"? Is there a name
missing so the JAVADOC generator used a null string? My best guess
(from the file's contents) is that no package name was specified .. am I
right?

- Should this be unzipped into \Java11\docs\api (the JavaDoc HTML
appears to require this, for the images)? Or should the files be split
into different directories?

- Non-programming question: I set my Netscape 2.02 associations to
include "text/html" and "*.htm", "*.html" so I could click on the HTML
files and open them in Netscape. But Netscape doesn't come up as an
Open As menu option. What did I forget to do?

- When you start your main routine with

public static void main(String args[])

the command line is parsed for the args. Do you know of any way to
grab the unparsed command line? (A "Java expert" we all know said you
can't get the unparsed command line, but I figured I'd ask anyway.)

- In the main routine, what do the following two lines do (I guess I'm
still a little hazy on Java syntax):

Communication Client;
Connection ClientConnection;

I know Communication and Connection are classes. Also, I know that in
Communication there's

private Socket Client;

and in Connection there's the method

public Connection (Communication ClientConnection) {

What exactly is being allocated here?

Thanks.

- Peter Skye

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