nusa skrev den 26-04-2007 21:31:
The current application is not only to ftp a file, but it creates dir and
subdir on the destination server. How can I achieve that using http
protocol ? Is this a good idea using http ? Or any a better one
Sounds like WebDAV - you will need the http server
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a better one ?
Thanks for your suggestions.
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Hi!
The current application is not only to ftp a file, but it creates dir and
subdir on the destination server. How can I achieve that using http
protocol ? Is this a good idea using http ? Or any a better one ?
Not sure if HTTP only is able to do all this, nor if there is a
library which
Hi,
I was given a task to replace an existing application which uses FTPClient
to send a file from one server to another one. The main reason for replacemtn
is because we want to close the port that is currently use by that ftp. In
the future only port 80 will be opened. It means, I need to