I wrote windows app to upload files to different FTP sites by picking the files from different folders.A log is displayed by appending text to the textbox at every step.Textbox is ReadOnly.
Issue:When app is loading a bf file to FTP and if user tries to scroll the textbox,the form is hanging and going to Not Responding.?
I am using vs 2010 web..I want to know that:how to upload only modified files/file to server instead of upload full project.if a made a small change in a aspx file and want to see how it look like live . then vs 2010 upload each time all pages/files to server and it take time.
I am trying to upload a file from my pc to mainframes. I am trying to upload it using Chilkat FTP2. Below is the code.The file I am trying to upload is 2009102600000.[code]The error I am getting is dataset not found use MVS dsn name or something like that.
I thought I had my uploads working correctly on Friday, but when I tested the site this morning, it doesn't work right. My uploads are supposed to be going into an uploads/ file and then to a file that corresponds to the ProductID to which that upload is going.
Ex: My Test Product is ProductID 519. I want to upload a document so it should go to uploads/519. When I hover over the uploaded file, it says uploads/519/PhoneList.xls - which is correct. But when I check my Solution Explorer in Visual Studio 2010, the file shows up outside of the 519 file as 519PhoneList.xls
I am trying to upload all files in a folder using the FTP method below... I just can not figure out how to pass the list of files in the folder to the FTP method which works great for single files
vb.net UploadFile(filetoupload, uploadpath, My.Settings.User, My.Settings.Pass) End Sub
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with the aim of generating a list of files in the folder and then looping them though the ftp method, currently have a Error1Value of type '1-dimensional array of String' cannot be converted to 'String'. error based on above code
I am using .net 1.1 and am supposed to design a component to upload and download file through FTP server. What is the best solution for this in .net 1.1? I tried to work with the "wininet.dll". But I do not have enough information on this. What is the simplest way for connecting, uploading and downloading files throught FTP server?
I wanted to know how I would be able to upload files to my server from my WinForms .exe application. I tried: My.Computer.Network.UploadFile(myFile, myServer) but I get this error 'The remote server returned an error: (404) Not Found.' Anyone know another way of uploading files to my server from a .exe?
that will upload the favorites folder to a server so you can access your favorites even when your not on your own PC. My problem is that i am having trouble uploading multiple files, I know how to upload a single file via FTP but it seems like it would take way to long to go through every folder and every file would be pretty hard. I would like to use FTP
I need to make a windows application to upload files (jpg) that are on my computer to a web host. I have tried various codes I found on the web but none of them worked.Does anyone have a working code to do this? Maybe in VB.NET or C#.
I'm trying to collect a string (filename) after it get's renamed if file exsit on upload into an array. No matter what I do I can't get it to display to a label. Been working over two weeks on the issue
Private Sub uploadfiles() Dim uploads As HttpFileCollection uploads = HttpContext.Current.Request.Files
Is it httpwebrequest / httpwebresponse not enough to upload larger files (2-3 GB)? I requested to all vb.net or c# uploader to share your opinion and alternative too.
I am trying to upload files from a local folder to a ftp server folder which works fine when doing it with filezilla. I keep getting this error:
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the remote server returned an error: (550) file unavailable (e.g., file not found, no access).
'....ftppath = "tp://192.xxx.xx.xx/%2f/feedb/gnip/ Public Sub uploadFTP(ByVal ftpPath As String, ByVal localPath As String, ByVal username As String, ByVal psswd As String)
I would like to upload files on Tinypic.com, but it does not work. Can someone help me? The URL is TinyPic - Free Image Hosting, Photo Sharing & Video Hosting.
I am only allowed to use HTTP in my school (ie, no FTP is allowed). and i have to upload some file from a specific folder on my PC to a web page at 1 hour intervals automatically (ie, every hour a file is dropped into that folder, and i have to get a windows service or desktop application that would automatically detect the new file, and the file finally show on my website page, hosted on the school server.) Remember, the files reside in a folder called DAT on my personal computer in my office.
I have a folder on the Server that has a bunch of files such SBSA_UPLO_20101124, SBSA_UPLO_20101125, SBSA_UPLO_20101126. I would like to copy these files from this Server to a remote host Server that is connected to my IBM Universe database. The application must only copy a file that was uploaded 3 days before the current date.
e.g. if the current date is 27/11/2010, it must copy this file SBSA_UPLO_20101124.
SourcePath : \\ntdfkku1\download Destination Path: cd /disk1/mmhh/PFILES
So i have some source code here what it does is uploads multiple files to ftp in this case files with .jpg extensions the problem im having is how to get the code so that i wont have to use an openfiledialog tool
Imports System.IO Public Class Form1 Dim i As Integer Dim myStream As Stream = Nothing
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Im using this code to upload alot of pics onto my ftp server and having to open each file and select all the pics just isnt working. If theres a way to simply grab all the .jpgs in the my pictures folder and upload them that would be a great help
I just started playing with VB, so please excuse my ignorance. I've been trying to find an answer in existing threads, but all the stuff there is very confusing to me.I wonder if somebody could create a complete code for me and paste it in an answer to this post.
Basically, what I need is: In VS 2010 - Windows form.
1. Click a button.
2. Grab all files from specified folder on my computer (different extensions = html, txt, bat and some other).
3. Load all the files to specified folder on FTP server replacing existing files without prompt.
4. Display confirmation if succesful or error message. (a progress bar would be handy, but this isn't crucial).
The folder on my computer is always the same folder The folder on the ftp server is always the same folder[URL]..I need to specify username and password for the FTP server
This should all happen without any input from the user - simply click and message saying 'it is done' once all the files were uploaded.
I am trying to create a program that can upload many files at a time to an FTP site. I don't want to use a dialog box. I want to be able to specify a certain requirement in my code (for ex. all files that begin with "abc_"). I was able to find a lot of code online for uploading a single file, but all the code that I found for mulitiple files were either very lengthy or done by bringing in a new library
I'm wanting to create a control that allows users to upload PDF files and PDF files only. I know that there are object properties for windows forms that allow certain file types, is there anything for win apps? Or do you just have to check the end file extension after they tried to upload it and display an error? I've never done anything with web app uploading before.
I need to find a good control for VB.Net to upload big files to an FTP server:
Can upload files up to 10GB Uses passive mode Provides feedback during upload, to make sure it's going OK Can cancel and resume Up to two concurrent connections
I read about WebClient + NetworkCredential, but it doesn't seem to provide progress infos. There are also the FTPWebRequest/FTPWebResponse classes from WebRequest/WebResponse, as well as WebClient.UploadFileAsync.
So my program allows people to download/upload text files from an FTP server... But... is this safe? I've always been a little scared with FTP because I fear that some lowlife is gonna hack into it. Is there another way to do this? Or is there a way to make this connection much safer?