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Old July 19th, 2005, 11:00 AM
TRB_NV
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Default FTP put via ASP using Visual Basic

I've read hundreds of posts regarding this, but haven't got a working
solution yet. Does anyone have a working snippet of code from an ASP page
that can be used to upload a file to an FTP server? I read all about INET,
but due to some licensing issues it won't work.

I've got an unrealistic deadline from management and amazingly finished
everything else, but this last bit is holding me up.

Thanks


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Old July 19th, 2005, 11:00 AM
Roland Hall
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"TRB_NV" wrote:
: I've read hundreds of posts regarding this, but haven't got a working
: solution yet. Does anyone have a working snippet of code from an ASP page
: that can be used to upload a file to an FTP server? I read all about
INET,
: but due to some licensing issues it won't work.
:
: I've got an unrealistic deadline from management and amazingly finished
: everything else, but this last bit is holding me up.

This looks like the one I wrote in WSH. It appears you must have an .ocx
file on the client for it to work because it needs access to the
wscript.shell, as mine does.

http://benmeg.com/index.asp?url=/code/asp/ftp.asp.html#

If that doesn't work for you, I saw others:
http://www.google.com/search?sourcei...+put+using+asp

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Roland

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Old July 19th, 2005, 11:01 AM
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Default Re: FTP put via ASP using Visual Basic

BULLSEYE!!

Thanks a million...my project is complete with a working automatic FTP
eCommerce system at 11:22pm with a mere 38 minutes to go before GO-LIVE.



"Roland Hall" <nobody@nowhere> wrote in message
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> : that can be used to upload a file to an FTP server? I read all about
> INET,
> : but due to some licensing issues it won't work.
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> : I've got an unrealistic deadline from management and amazingly finished
> : everything else, but this last bit is holding me up.
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> This looks like the one I wrote in WSH. It appears you must have an .ocx
> file on the client for it to work because it needs access to the
> wscript.shell, as mine does.
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> http://benmeg.com/index.asp?url=/code/asp/ftp.asp.html#
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> If that doesn't work for you, I saw others:
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> or fitness for a particular purpose.
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> -Technet Script Center-
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Old July 19th, 2005, 11:01 AM
Roland Hall
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Default Re: FTP put via ASP using Visual Basic

"TRB_NV" wrote:
: BULLSEYE!!
:
: Thanks a million...my project is complete with a working automatic FTP
: eCommerce system at 11:22pm with a mere 38 minutes to go before GO-LIVE.

Ah, it was nothing. You don't have to pay me a million unless you want to
consider that a tip?!
Let's go out and spend your new bonus to celebrate! *honk honk*

Roland


 

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