Package org.globus.ftp
package org.globus.ftp
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ClassDescriptionRepresents a chunk of data cut out of a larger data volume.Represents a range of integers.Represents list of ranges of integers (ByteRange objects).Represents the algorithm used for checksum operation.CKSM options as defined in GridFTP.Represents data channel authentication mode.Data channel uses this interface to write the incoming data.Reference implementation of DataSink.Data channel uses this interface to read outgoing data.Reference implementation of DataSource.Represents features supported by server (as returned by FEAT command).RFC 2389 specified the following syntax for FEAT responceRepresents the properties of a remote file such as size, name, modification date and time, etc.Thread safe reference implementation of DataSink and DataSource.This is the main user interface for FTP operations.This is the main user interface for GridFTP operations.Represents GridFTP restart marker, which contains unordered set of byte ranges representing transferred data.Represents parameters of an FTP session between a client and a server.Utility class for parsing and converting host-port information from PASV and PORT ftp commands.Utility class for parsing and converting host-port information from EPSV and EPRT ftp commands.Utility class for parsing and converting host-port information from SPAS and SPOR FTP commands.FTP and GridFTP markers (restart markers, performance markers) all extend this interface.Represents an entity capable of receiving incoming markers.The MlsxEntryWriter provides a callback interface for writing individual MlsxEntry items from a long directory listing (for example, using the MLSR command).Represents FTP command options, as defined in RFC 2389.Represents GridFTP performance marker.Represents a container for restart data capable for representing it in the format of FTP REST command argument.Options to the command RETR, as defined in GridFTP.Represents parameters of an FTP session between a client and a server.Represents FTP stream mode restart marker, as defined in RFC 959.Represents subject data channel authentication.