OK since
a) "libURLftpUploadFile" has no hook to/support from, tsNet for schema
"sftp://";
AND
b) I hit the "no business license" wall on attempt to use "tsNetUploadFileSync"
I regressed back to "put"
We are uploading small web optimized files in this use case so reading in the
data before "put" is not a big issue time wise and upside is: very easy to
write:
on mouseUp
put initializeConnectionDetails() into tStem
# the above generates the full absolute sftp:// user path to the target
directory
# based on UI fields
put fld "remoteTarget" after tStem
answer folder "Choose a folder to upload"
put it into tSourceFolder
put files (tSourceFolder) into tFilesToUpload
repeat for each line x in tFilesToUpload
put x into tFileForWeb
replace space with "_" in tFileForWeb
# path to local
put tSourceFolder & "/" & x into tFileToUpload
# path on remote
put tStem& "transferTests/" & tFileForWeb into tRemoteFile
put url ("binfile:/" & tFileToUpload) into url( tRemoteFile)
end repeat
end mouseUp
This meets our requirements for now… if there is any heavy lifting to do it is
usually by those who have enough expertise and login permissions to use their
FTP clients.. no reason to re-invent that. For this "little sister blogger"
use case … "put" with SFTP will serve.
BR
On 8/1/16, 8:53 AM, [email protected]> wrote:
I (indy licensed user) did my best to implement tsNetUploadFileSync (see my
code belowl ast post on this)
but got this as an error message:
executing at 8:50:14 AM
Type external: unlicensed
Object Upload A File with tsNet
Line
Hint tsNet
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