EnterpriseDT.Net.Ftp Namespace

Performs various recursive FTP operations on directories

Helps throttle bandwidth for transfers

Event args for BytesTransferred event

Settings for controlling concurrent transfers.

For use with FTPConnection

Thrown when the client receives an invalid reply to a command.

Contains fragments of server replies that indicate no files were found in a supplied directory.

Provides low-level access to extended FTP operations. ExFTPConnection provides a superior interface and is recommended for general use.

Extension to FTPConnection providing advanced features including multi-file operations, asynchronous programming methods, visual design tools and support for SOCKS proxies.

Contains fragments of server replies that indicate that a file was not found.

Exceptions specific to file transfer protocols

Attempts to classify files as ASCII (or not)

Active data socket handling class

FTP authentication exceptions

Base-class for EventArgs classes associated with cancelable events.

Provides low-level access to FTP operations. FTPConnection provides a superior interface and is recommended for general use.

Provides FTP client functionality.

Thrown when the server terminates the connection

Provides data for the Connecting and Connected events.

Supports client-side FTP operations

Interface for data socket classes, whether active or passive

Provides data for the DirectoryChanging and DirectoryChanged events.

Provides data for the DirectoryListing and DirectoryListed events.

Provides data for error events.

Base for all event argument classes.

FTP specific exceptions

Represents a remote file (implementation)

Provides data for the Created, Changed, and Deleted events.

Factory for creating FTPFile objects

Root class of all file parsers

Provides data for the RenamingFile and RenamedFile events.

Matched pair of FTPFiles, where one is local and one is the matching remote file.

Raises events when files in the current remote directory are created, changed or deleted.

Provides data for the Uploading, Uploaded, Downloading, and Downloaded events.

Thrown when a transfer fails the integrity check

Provides data for the Load(String) and Save(String) events.

Provides data for the LoggingIn and LoggedIn events.

Event args for ReplyReceived and CommandSent events

Passive data socket handling class

Encapsulates the FTP server reply

Arguments for synchronization events.

Thrown when a synchronization operation fails.

Events for file synchronization events.

Encapsulates the results of a synchronization operation.

Contains a set of instructions for how a synchronization operation should be performed.

Describes an asynchronous method-call launched by one of ExFTPConnection's Begin__() methods.

Thrown when a task is cancelled before it has started running.

Arguments for task-related events.

Thrown when a recursive operation is aborted.

Thrown when the client receives an invalid reply to a command.

Represents a remote OS400 file parser.

Specifies a TCP port range defining the lower and upper limits for data-channels.

Signals to restart the parsing from first file

Extends ExFTPConnection's features by providing support for all secure file-transfer protocols, i.e. SFTP, explicit FTPS and implicit FTPS.

Manages strings that match various FTP server replies for various situations. The strings are not exact copies of server replies, but rather fragments that match server replies (so that as many servers as possible can be supported). All fragments are managed internally in upper case to make matching faster.

Event args for ValidatingServer event

Represents a remote Tandem file parser.

Contains fragments of server replies that a transfer completed

Event args for TransferStarted/Complete

Transfer parameters used for a transfer

Represents a remote Unix file parser

Custom file parser for an unusual Unix FTP server that returns LIST listings in the form of -r-------- GMETECHNOLOGY 1 TSI 8 Nov 06 11:00:25 ,GMETECHNOLOGY,file02.csv,U,20071106A00001105190.txt

Represents a remote OpenVMS file parser

Wildcard file filter that matches against ? for single characters and * for multiple characters. Case is ignored.

Represents a remote Windows file parser

Interface containing methods common to "Extended Feature" FTP clients.

Interface implemented by all FTP components.

Delegate used for the BytesTransferred event

Used for by multiple-file operations to determine whether or not a particular file should be included in the operation.

Represents the method that will handle the Connecting and Connected events.

Represents the method that will handle the DirectoryChanging and DirectoryChanged events.

Represents the method that will handle the DirectoryListing and DirectoryListed events.

Delegate for error events.

Delegate for passing a single FTPFile object. Used in directory-listing callbacks.

Represents the method that will handle the Created, Changed, and Deleted

Represents the method that will handle the RenamingFile and RenamedFile events.

Represents the method that will handle the Uploading, Uploaded, Downloading, and Downloaded events.

Delegate for error events.

Represents the method that will handle the LoggingIn and LoggedIn events.

Delegate used for ReplyReceived and CommandSent events

Event-handler for synchronization events.

Event-handler for synchronization events.

Delegate for task-related events.

Delegate used for ValidatingServer event

Delegate used for TransferStarted and TransferComplete events

Specifies types of File Transfer Protocols.

Enumerates the connect modes that are possible, active and passive.

Type of data source or destination.

Specifies different types of filters.

Type of file operation.

Used for determining which synchronization action should be applied.

Status of task.

Enumerates the transfer types possible. We support only the two common types, ASCII and Image (often called binary).

Type of line terminator to use

Determines whether or not the main connection will be included in the pool of connections that is used for concurrent transfers.

Controls various server security compatibility features.

Specifies type of server valudation to use.

Enumerates the possible transfer directions

Enumerates the possible write modes