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How can I Download multiple file in ftp with .net

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    Pravat Maskey
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    hi all .net programmers. I need logic. I can download one file at a time sending command PASV and RETR but it downloads only one file at a time if file is retriving.. I can send more command except ABOR (server don't response) is there any way to download multiplefile in same time.. (JUST like in Cute FTP Professional 6.0)

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      hi all .net programmers. I need logic. I can download one file at a time sending command PASV and RETR but it downloads only one file at a time if file is retriving.. I can send more command except ABOR (server don't response) is there any way to download multiplefile in same time.. (JUST like in Cute FTP Professional 6.0)

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      You can do multithreading. You can retrieve different files on different threads. However, you need to design your application to support multithreading - think of thread locking issues, UI update issues, how to share data between threads etc. - MSDN would be a good place to start. In short, multi threading is the answer to your question.

      Shreekar

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