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Sending or Receiving File from or to FTP
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From
17/05/2018 15:28:05
 
 
To
17/05/2018 12:37:19
Luis Santos
Biglevel-Soluções Informáticas, Lda
Portugal
General information
Forum:
Visual FoxPro
Category:
Coding, syntax & commands
Environment versions
Visual FoxPro:
VFP 9 SP2
OS:
Windows 10
Network:
Windows Server 2012 R2
Database:
MS SQL Server
Application:
Desktop
Miscellaneous
Thread ID:
01660045
Message ID:
01660062
Views:
77
Have a look at the different FTP tools available here: https://github.com/VFPX/Win32API/blob/master/samples_alphabetical.md

>Hello comunity,
>
>I need to deploy a program that send or receive file from FTP server.
>I am discovered this link : https://www.tek-tips.com/faqs.cfm?fid=3234 and i write this code.
>
>
>DO ftpput WITH ;
>'ftp.biglevel.pt', 'myusername', 'mypassword', 'c:\lixo\MyFilePlan.txt', '/testeLuis/Send/MyFilePlan.txt', 1
>
>
>PROCEDURE ftpput
>**********************************************************************************
>*... FTPPut.PRG ...*
>
>PARAMETERS lcHost, lcUser, lcPassword, lcSource, lcTarget, lnXFerType
>
>*.................................................................................
>*:   Usage: DO ftpput WITH ;
>*:         'ftp.host', 'name', 'password', 'source.file', 'target.file'[, 1 | 2]
>*:
>*:  Where:  lcHost     = Host computer IP address or name
>*:          lcUser     = user name - anonymous may be used
>*:          lcPassword = password
>*:          lcSource   = source file name (remote)
>*:          lcTarget   = target file name (local)
>*:          lnXFerType = 1 (default) for ascii, 2 for binary
>*.................................................................................
>
>DECLARE INTEGER InternetOpen IN wininet.DLL;
>   STRING  sAgent,;
>   INTEGER lAccessType,;
>   STRING  sProxyName,;
>   STRING  sProxyBypass,;
>   STRING  lFlags
>
>DECLARE INTEGER InternetCloseHandle IN wininet.DLL INTEGER hInet
>
>DECLARE INTEGER InternetConnect IN wininet.DLL;
>   INTEGER hInternetSession,;
>   STRING  lcHost,;
>   INTEGER nServerPort,;
>   STRING  lcUser,;
>   STRING  lcPassword,;
>   INTEGER lService,;
>   INTEGER lFlags,;
>   INTEGER lContext
>
>DECLARE INTEGER FtpPutFile IN wininet.DLL;
>   INTEGER hConnect,;
>   STRING  lpszLocalFile,;
>   STRING  lpszNewRemoteFile,;
>   INTEGER dwFlags,;
>   INTEGER dwContext
>
>PUBLIC hOpen, hftpSession
>
>lcHost     = ALLTRIM(lcHost)
>lcUser     = ALLTRIM(lcUser)
>lcPassword = ALLTRIM(lcPassword)
>lcSource   = ALLTRIM(lcSource)
>lcTarget   = ALLTRIM(lcTarget)
>
>IF connect2ftp (lcHost, lcUser, lcPassword)
>   WAIT WINDOW 'Transferring....' NOWAIT
>   IF FtpPutFile(hftpSession, lcSource,;
>         lcTarget, lnXFerType, 0) = 1
>      WAIT WINDOW lcSource + ' transferred.' TIMEOUT 2
>   ENDIF
>
>   = InternetCloseHandle (hftpSession)
>   = InternetCloseHandle (hOpen)
>ENDIF
>
>*..................... connect2ftp .........................................
>*...  Makes sure there is actually a valid connection to the host
>FUNCTION  connect2ftp (lcHost, lcUser, lcPassword)   
>   * open access to Inet functions    
>   hOpen = InternetOpen ("vfp", 1, 0, 0, 0)    
>
>   IF hOpen = 0    
>      ? "Unable to get access to WinInet.Dll"   
>      RETURN .F.   
>   ENDIF   
>
>   *... The first '0' says use the default port, usually 21.
>   hftpSession = InternetConnect (hOpen, lcHost,;
>      0, lcUser, lcPassword, 1, 0, 0)   &&... 1 = ftp protocol
>
>   IF hftpSession = 0    
>   * close access to Inet functions and exit    
>      = InternetCloseHandle (hOpen)    
>      ? "ftp " + lcHost + " is not available"   
>      RETURN .F.   
>   ELSE    
>      ? "Connected to " + lcHost
>   ENDIF    
>RETURN .T.   
>RETURN
>*** End of ftpPut.PRG *************************************************************
>EndProc
>
>
>
>the code return connect to ftp.biglevel.pt and also the Wait window message "Transferring..", but when i connect from filezilla to my FTP server file does not exists on folder /testeLuis/Send
>
>Someone could give me some help, or eventually another solution.
>Best regards,
>LS
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