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Table of Contents Table of Contents Introduction ...............................................................................................................1 Supported Operating Systems .......................................................................................... 1 Minimum PC Requirements .............................................................................................. 1 Installing i!-FTPSender....................................................................................
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Introduction Introduction The i!-FTPSender™ allows you to copy a file from one FTP server to another from NetLinx™ code. This is useful to copy files to the NetLinx Master from another FTP server or to copy files from the NetLinx Master's disc on chip to another FTP server. This module will work between any two FTP servers; it is not limited to copying files to and from a NetLinx Master. Supported Operating Systems Windows 95®/98® (with at least 48 MB of installed memory) Windows NT 4.
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Running i!-FTPSender Running i!-FTPSender Programming i!-FTPSender is a NetLinx module you can add to any program. You interact with the module through a virtual device supporting: Channels Strings Send_Commands Channels The following table lists the channels supported by i!-FTPSender. i!-FTPSender Channels Channel 250 Description Channel turns on when the module is communicating with the source server. 251 Channel turns on when the module is communicating with the destination server.
Running i!-FTPSender Example Code (***********************************************************) (* DEVICE NUMBER DEFINITIONS GO BELOW *) (***********************************************************) DEFINE_DEVICE dvFTPSServer = 0:8:0 dvFTPDServer = 0:9:0 // master port for source ftp socket // master port for destination ftp socket TP vdvFTPDiag // virtual device for receipt of ftp messages = 128:1:0 = 33001:1:0 (***********************************************************) (* CONSTANT DEFINITIONS GO B
Running i!-FTPSender { (* Source Server *) cSourceIP = '192.168.13.33' cSourceUser = 'NetLinx' cSourcePass = 'password' // define source IP // username for above // password for above (* Destination Server *) cDestIP = '192.168.13.151' cDestUser = 'NetLinx' cDestPass = 'password' // define destination IP // username for above // password for above SWITCH (GET_LAST(dcFTPCopy)) { CASE 1: { (* File *) cSFileName = 'ftptest.
Running i!-FTPSender (***********************************************************) DEFINE_PROGRAM (* Feedback *) [dcFTPCopy[1]]=(([vdvFTPDiag,FTPSServerBusy] && (cButtonPressed = 1)) [dcFTPCopy[2]]=(([vdvFTPDiag,FTPSServerBusy] && (cButtonPressed = 2)) [dcFTPCopy[3]]=(([vdvFTPDiag,FTPSServerBusy] && (cButtonPressed = 3)) [dcFTPCopy[4]]=(([vdvFTPDiag,FTPSServerBusy] && (cButtonPressed = 4)) || [vdvFTPDiag,FTPDServerBusy]) || [vdvFTPDiag,FTPDServerBusy]) || [vdvFTPDiag,FTPDServerBusy]) || [vdvFTPDiag,FTPDSe
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