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Automating movement of files from Within Windows console app to ftp Site

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    Everyone, I need some help in moving xml files generated in a windows console app to an ftp site within the code of the windows console app. Thanks in advance. Rob Pesce

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      Everyone, I need some help in moving xml files generated in a windows console app to an ftp site within the code of the windows console app. Thanks in advance. Rob Pesce

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      I did somthing like this. I have a error message saved to a file in .TXT then that file is sent to a FTP server. Most of the work is done in a class which is called after the file is created in a temp folder on the C: drive. Is this something like what you are looking for?

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        I did somthing like this. I have a error message saved to a file in .TXT then that file is sent to a FTP server. Most of the work is done in a class which is called after the file is created in a temp folder on the C: drive. Is this something like what you are looking for?

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        Yes, all I need to do is move a XML file from the console application to a folder on our FTP site. I need something simple and dependable to accomplish this task.

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          Yes, all I need to do is move a XML file from the console application to a folder on our FTP site. I need something simple and dependable to accomplish this task.

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          I've been meaning to reply sooner but I've had a battle with my web server. and I haven't won yet. I have a copy of the class I used for the FTP transfer. It will need some modifications but it may be a start for you. You can find it at ftp://4.10.187.76/FTP download class/clsFTP.vb just do a copy of the text and past into an empty class file. There are many notes in the file.

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            I've been meaning to reply sooner but I've had a battle with my web server. and I haven't won yet. I have a copy of the class I used for the FTP transfer. It will need some modifications but it may be a start for you. You can find it at ftp://4.10.187.76/FTP download class/clsFTP.vb just do a copy of the text and past into an empty class file. There are many notes in the file.

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            Thanks for all your help. This worked well. Rob

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