Screen Shots

These screen shots are from the sample applications included with the product. All samples include complete source code.

Example FTP Windows Application

Figure 1 shows an example FTP Windows application that uses asynchronous calls and event notification. It demonstrates the most common FTP operations including connecting, listing, uploading, downloading, creating and deleting files and directories, and more. Complete source code in VB.NET and C# is included.

Figure 1 Example FTP Windows Application

Example FTP Web Application

The FTP Web application, in Figure 2, is an ASP.NET Web application that uses FTP synchronous calls to perform file uploads and downloads. The FTP client code runs on the Web server, not the client.

Figure 2 Example FTP Web Application

Example FTP Web Service

The FTP Web Service, in Figure 3, is an ASP.NET Web service that uses FTP synchronous calls to perform file uploads and downloads. The FTP client code runs on the Web server, not the client.

Figure 3 Example FTP Web Service

Using the FTP FTP Design Time Component

The Windows application, shown in Figure 4, uses the FTP component and demonstrates setting design time properties including server address, port number, user name and password. Of course, these properties may also be modified at runtime from within your code.

Figure 4 Example FTP Windows Application using FTP Design Time Component