Hi all,
I am writing a windows forms app that I want to connect to our equipment
over an ADSL connection, this equipment contains data that I wish to
download. Which, in your opinions, is the best route to go to transfer
this file:
FTP, I have read that this can be unreliable, and needs a lot of coding
to make robust. a third party component is not an option.
HTTP, haven't been able to find a great deal of info on this when I have
searched google
Our own protocol using sockets, ie a request packet followed by the data
in pieces, this would then be saved to a file once transfer is complete.
If FTP or HTP is best could some one direct me to a place where I can
find more info.
As ever your help is greatly appreciated.
Joe 2 1600
Downloads and uploads over http can be accomplished using the WebClient
class.
There are examples in MSDN showing how to do both.
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"Joe_Black" <Jo******@newsgroups.nospam> wrote in message
news:O1**************@TK2MSFTNGP12.phx.gbl... Hi all,
I am writing a windows forms app that I want to connect to our equipment over an ADSL connection, this equipment contains data that I wish to download. Which, in your opinions, is the best route to go to transfer this file:
FTP, I have read that this can be unreliable, and needs a lot of coding to make robust. a third party component is not an option.
HTTP, haven't been able to find a great deal of info on this when I have searched google
Our own protocol using sockets, ie a request packet followed by the data in pieces, this would then be saved to a file once transfer is complete.
If FTP or HTP is best could some one direct me to a place where I can find more info.
As ever your help is greatly appreciated.
Joe
>>a third party component is not an option.
Why is being able to get your task accomplished today, and working
perfectly and reliably, not an option?
Alex
On Mon, 14 Mar 2005 11:30:54 +0000, Joe_Black
<Jo******@newsgroups.nospam> wrote: Hi all,
I am writing a windows forms app that I want to connect to our equipment over an ADSL connection, this equipment contains data that I wish to download. Which, in your opinions, is the best route to go to transfer this file:
FTP, I have read that this can be unreliable, and needs a lot of coding to make robust. a third party component is not an option.
HTTP, haven't been able to find a great deal of info on this when I have searched google
Our own protocol using sockets, ie a request packet followed by the data in pieces, this would then be saved to a file once transfer is complete.
If FTP or HTP is best could some one direct me to a place where I can find more info.
As ever your help is greatly appreciated.
Joe
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