Constructs an FTPClient.

Constructs an FTPClient instance and connects to the FTP server.

Constructs an FTPClient instance and connects to the FTP server.

Constructs an FTPClient instance and connects to the FTP server.

Constructs an FTPClient instance and connects to the FTP server.

Constructs an FTPClient instance and connects to the FTP server.

Constructs an FTPClient instance and connects to the FTP server.

Abort the current action.

Supply account information string to the server.

Cancel the resume. Use this method if something goes wrong and the server is left in an inconsistent state

Cancels the current transfer.

Change the remote working directory to the parent directory.

Change the remote working directory to that supplied.

Connect to the FTP server.

Switch debug of responses on or off

Delete the specified remote file.

List current directory's contents as an array of strings of filenames.

List a directory's contents as an array of strings of filenames.

List a directory's contents as an array of strings.

List the current directory's contents as an array of FTPFile objects.

List a directory's contents as an array of FTPFile objects.

List a directory's contents as an array of FTPFile objects.

Determines whether the specified Object is equal to the current Object.

Checks for the existence of a file on the server.

Get the server supplied features.

Allows an Object to attempt to free resources and perform other cleanup operations before the Object is reclaimed by garbage collection.

Get data from the FTP server.

Get data from the FTP server, using the currently set transfer mode.

Get data from the FTP server using the currently set transfer mode.

Serves as a hash function for a particular type.

Get the type of the OS at the server.

Gets the Type of the current instance.

Get the help text for the specified command

Login into an account on the FTP server using the user-name and password provided.

Creates a shallow copy of the current Object.

Create the specified remote working directory.

Get modification time for a remote file.

Send a "no operation" message that does nothing, which can be called periodically to prevent the connection timing out.

Supplies the password for a previously supplied user-name to log into the FTP server. Must be preceeded by the User(String) method

Put data onto the FTP server in the current directory.

Put a stream of data onto the FTP server in the current directory.

Put a local file onto the FTP server in the current directory.

Put data onto the FTP server in the current directory. Allows appending if current file exists.

Put a stream of data onto the FTP server in the current directory. Allows appending if current file exists

Put a local file onto the FTP server in the current directory. Allows appending if current file exists.

Get the current remote working directory.

Quit the FTP session by sending a QUIT command before closing the socket.

Quit the FTP session immediately by closing the control socket without sending the QUIT command.

Issue arbitrary ftp commands to the FTP server.

Rename a file or directory.

Set the REST marker so that the next transfer doesn't start at the beginning of the remote file

Make the next file transfer (put or get) resume.

Make the next download resume at a specific point.

Delete the specified remote working directory.

Sets the modification time of a remote file.

Run a site-specific command on the server.

Get the size of a remote file.

Returns a String that represents the current Object.

Supply the user-name to log into an account on the FTP server. Must be followed by the Password(String) method. Note that Connect()()()() must be called first.

Validate that the Put() or get() was successful.

Validate a transfer when an error has occurred on the data channel. Set a very short transfer in case things have hung. Set it back at the end.

Logging tag

Interval for NOOP calls during large transfers in seconds

Threshold for throttling

Force the PORT command to send a fixed IP address, used only for certain firewalls

Port range for active mode, used only if it is necessary to limit the ports to a narrow range specified in a firewall

Use AutoPassiveIPSubstitution to ensure that data-socket connections are made to the same IP address that the control socket is connected to.

The edtFTPj build timestamp.

If true then streams are closed after a transfer has completed.

Is the client currently connected?

The connection-mode (passive or active) of data-channels.

The encoding to use when dealing with file and directory paths.

The port on the server to which to connect the control-channel.

The encoding to use for data when transferring in ASCII mode.

Controls whether or not a file is deleted when a failure occurs.

Holds fragments of server messages that indicate a directory is empty

Holds fragments of server messages that indicate a file was not found

Override the chosen file factory with a user created one - meaning that a specific parser has been selected.

Indicates whether the client is currently connected with the server.

Returns true if the next transfer is to be resumed (i.e. Resume()()()() has been called).

The number of bytes transferred in the last transfer operation.

The remote name/path of the last file transferred.

The latest valid reply from the server.

Log tag

The culture for parsing file listings.

The domain-name or IP address of the FTP server.

The interval in seconds that the server is sent a wakeup message during large transfers.

Include hidden files in operations that involve listing of directories, and if supported by the server.

Controls whether or not checking of return codes is strict.

For cases where your FTP server does not properly manage PASV connections, it may be necessary to synchronize the creation of passive data sockets. It has been reported that some FTP servers (such as those at Akamai) appear to get confused when multiple FTP clients from the same IP address attempt to connect at the same time. For more details, please read the forum post http://www.enterprisedt.com/forums/viewtopic.php?t=2559 The default value for SynchronizePassiveConnections is false.

Time difference between server and client (relative to client).

Indicates whether seconds were included in the most recent directoy listing.

TCP timeout on the underlying sockets, in milliseconds.

The size of the buffers (in bytes) used in writing to and reading from the data-sockets.

Holds fragments of server messages that indicate a transfer completed.

The number of bytes transferred between each notification of the BytesTransferred event.

By default the BytesTransferred event is not triggered during directory listings - this property can be used to enable this behaviour.

The current file transfer type (BINARY or ASCII).

The version of edtFTPj.

Server welcome message.

Event triggered every time TransferNotifyInterval bytes transferred.

Occurs when there is an error while a command was being sent or a reply was being received.

Triggered every time a command is sent to the server.

Triggered every time a reply is received from the server.

Notifies of the completion of a transfer.

Notifies of the completion of a transfer, and supplies more details than TransferComplete

Notifies of the start of a transfer.

Notifies of the start of a transfer, and supplies more details than TransferStarted