This method uploads the existing file to the FTP server with specified host name, path name and port number.

[Visual Basic] Public Function UploadFile(ByVal remoteHost As String, ByVal remotePath As String, ByVal remotePort As Integer, ByVal localFileName As String) As Boolean
[C#] public bool UploadFile(string remoteHost, string remotePath, int remotePort, string localFileName);

Parameters

remoteHost
Domain name in DNS style, or IP address
remotePath
The name of the remote path
remotePort
IP port number
localFileName
Local file name

Return Value

Returns True if successful. Returns False if unsuccessful.

Explanation

The UploadFile method uploads the existing file to the FTP server with specified host name, path name and port number.

This method is effective for the FTP protocol.

Example

[Visual Basic.NET]
Dim _ftp As New Newtone.ImageKit.Ftp
Dim Ret As Boolean
'Username and password
_ftp.Credentials = New NetworkCredential("user", "password")
'Enables passive mode connectivity
_ftp.Passive = True
'Uploads the file
Ret = _ftp.UploadFile("www.newtone.co.jp", "test/test.jpg", 21, "c:\test\test.jpg")

[Visual C#.NET]
Newtone.ImageKit.Ftp _ftp = new Newtone.ImageKit.Ftp();
bool Ret;
//Username and password
_ftp.Credentials = new NetworkCredential("user", "password");
//Enables passive mode connectivity
_ftp.Passive = true;
//Uploads the file
Ret = _ftp.UploadFile("www.newtone.co.jp", "test/test.jpg", 21, @"c:\test\test.jpg");

See Also

Ftp Class | Ftp Members


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