Version: 2.0.2.0
Add comprehensive secure file transfer capabilities to any application supporting ActiveX controls.

The FTP for ActiveX installation comes complete with the following:

  • 4 Controls/Objects.
  • 24 Full Sample projects.
  • Debug Server for debugging and protocol testing.
  • Full MS Help 1.3 Documentation, including examples.
  • Free Introductory Support.

Controls/Objects Included
FTP for ActiveX includes the following controls and supporting objects:

Component Description
FTP Control Copies files between a local client and any FTP server.
DartStream Object Manages a streamed buffer to/from memory or a file.
ListEntry Object Provides easy access to file information provided by an FTP listing. Each object represents one entry of a listing.
ListEntries Object Collection of ListEntry Objects

Sample Projects Included
The samples are fully working applications and include complete source code.

Sample Name Sample Description Environments
ManualProxy Demonstrates how to use the 5 basic types of FTP proxies/firewalls. VB 5/6, VB.NET
FTP Import Allows users to enter file URL into a dialog. Provided that the file is the correct format it will be downloaded and imported into the database. Access97
ListView Demonstrates an FTP Client application. Now includes proxy support. VB 6, VC++ 6, PowerBuilder, Delphi 4/5, BCB5, FoxPro, and VB.NET
FTP Command Test Demonstrates the use of basic FTP commands. VB 5/6, VB.NET
Get URL Demonstrates the use of the Get Method. VB 5/6, VC++ 6, VB.NET
GetSite Uses the Mget method to retrieve an entire directory tree. VB 5/6, VC++ 6, VB.NET
PutSite Uses the MPut method to store an entire directory tree. VB 5/6, VC++ 6, VB.NET
PutUrl Demonstrates the use of the Put method. VB 5/6, VB.NET

FTP for ActiveX also includes the following application(s):

Application Description
Debug Server This server application is based upon one of Dart's own internal testing tools and is designed to help developers debug their client-side applications by being able to see the message sent from a client application. Then, a developer can respond to the client application with a customized response message sent from the server.

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