On Mon, 12 Mar 2007 09:49:12 -0700 (PDT), Andy Leszczynski <leszczynscy@yahoo.com> wrote:

Hi,

I need to launch the twisted based FTP server as a part of my application. I could spawn/control a separate process with subprocess/popen2/etc. However for other reasons I would rather prefer to have it as a separate thread of my app. The question is how to convert mktap generated file into a piece of python code.

You can't run just an FTP server in a thread, but you can run the whole reactor in a thread. If the rest of your application doesn't use Twisted, this might make sense. Of course, if the rest of your application does use Twisted, you don't need to get threads involved. The threaded approach looks something vaguely like this (untested): from threading import Thread from twisted.tap.ftp import makeService from twisted.internet import reactor svc = makeService({configuration options}) reactor.callWhenRunning(svc.startService) Thread(target=reactor.run, args=(False,)).start() ...

On Mon, 12 Mar 2007 09:49:12 -0700 (PDT), Andy Leszczynski <leszczynscy@yahoo.com> wrote:

Hi,

I need to launch the twisted based FTP server as a part of my application. I could spawn/control a separate process with subprocess/popen2/etc. However for other reasons I would rather prefer to have it as a separate thread of my app. The question is how to convert mktap generated file into a piece of python code.

You can't run just an FTP server in a thread, but you can run the whole reactor in a thread. If the rest of your application doesn't use Twisted, this might make sense. Of course, if the rest of your application does use Twisted, you don't need to get threads involved. The threaded approach looks something vaguely like this (untested): from threading import Thread from twisted.tap.ftp import makeService from twisted.internet import reactor svc = makeService({configuration options}) reactor.callWhenRunning(svc.startService) Thread(target=reactor.run, args=(False,)).start() ...