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How can I upload some data to an FTP server, if the data is in a memory string?
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Vadym,
AppendFile?
I was looking for an ftp PUT.
AppendFile?
I was looking for an ftp PUT.
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Vadym Stetsyak
Hello, Arne!
Take a look at line with the following code
request.Method = WebRequestMethods.Ftp.UploadFile;
You can change the name of the sample method on whatever you want.
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Regards, Vadym Stetsyak
www: http://vadmyst.blogspot.com
Take a look at line with the following code
request.Method = WebRequestMethods.Ftp.UploadFile;
You can change the name of the sample method on whatever you want.
--
Regards, Vadym Stetsyak
www: http://vadmyst.blogspot.com
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Guest
I finally got the passive mode upload from a memory stream to work for me. I
tested it by uploading the results of a SQL query to a file that I FTPd to my
local host ftp site. The next step is to get this to send that same dataset
to a mainframe.
In the FTP script that sends a text file now there are site commands that
need to be sent to the server before sending the stream and the name of the
dataset(file) is long with $$ and (+1) type stuff in it to the upload method.
When I send the ftpWebRequest the site commands in the Method string though,
I get errors about the method not being supported. I tried the method with
and without the quote command that the command line version of FTP uses, but
neither seems to change anything.
Any ideas?
tested it by uploading the results of a SQL query to a file that I FTPd to my
local host ftp site. The next step is to get this to send that same dataset
to a mainframe.
In the FTP script that sends a text file now there are site commands that
need to be sent to the server before sending the stream and the name of the
dataset(file) is long with $$ and (+1) type stuff in it to the upload method.
When I send the ftpWebRequest the site commands in the Method string though,
I get errors about the method not being supported. I tried the method with
and without the quote command that the command line version of FTP uses, but
neither seems to change anything.
Any ideas?