Hi,
Just wanted to know if there is a ready made option to stop a transfer midway.
Now that you have cleared my doubts I will program accordingly.
ThanksAllan
From: Angus Robertson - Magenta Systems Ltd
To: twsocket@lists.elists.org
Sent: Tuesday, 11 July 2017 4:36
> I have no idea, however, how to go about creating or using a pool
> such as you describe.
Create a pool is not hard, define multiple Wsockets as an array and
then create each one in code and set it's methods and events.
Then you need a second state array to keep track of which socket is
I have an application that connects to a list of selected devices. It opens a
connection, and once open, sends a command string to that device. This is
intended to replace a similar application that could do this for an entire list
of devices.
This new version has presented me with a problem.
> My Program has a Client Side and a Server Side. I have taken care
> that the Client side can abort a file transfer. Now I wanted to
> provide Abort on the Server Side as well. or Is this not they way
> it is done ?
The FTP server is usually non-interactive, it would not consider
aborting a
My Program has a Client Side and a Server Side. I have taken care that the
Client side can abort a file transfer. Now I wanted to provide Abort on the
Server Side as well. or Is this not they way it is done ?
From: Angus Robertson - Magenta Systems Ltd
To:
Hi,
What is the correct way of Aborting a File Transfer from TFtpServer ?
RegardsAllan
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