Problem in FTP a file

[coolestavi007]

Hi,
Thing is that i have to create the directory as the path of the file of local server to the FTP server.
Eg.
Lets assume file is placed in "C:\program files\MS\Avi\Text.txt"
when we will FTP this file to the server then it should place like this by creating the folder as : <c>\<program files>\<MS>\<Avi> and in the last folder ie "Avi", there we have to store the file called Text.txt.
plz help me out regarding this.

I am able to ftp the file Text.txt to the server but not able to create the folders on the server as the path of the file.

[Curtis Rutland]

Have you tried using DirectoryInfo objects? They have a .Exists and .Create() members. You will need to have appropriate permissions.

[coolestavi007]

Thanks for the reply. But I dont know the logic how to extract the path name and create sub directory on the server.
let us assume the path of the file is:
C;\Pm\Avi\kavi\text.txt

Then the text file should store like this:
C(Directory)-->Pm(SubDirectory)--->kavi(SubDirectory)----->text.txt

means the text file will store at the last sub directory.

plz help me out regarding this.

[cloud255]

This is string manipulation. You should use the String class i believe there is a string.LastIndexOf() method which will return the last index of a character within a string, use this on your "/" then everything before that index is the directory path.

[coolestavi007]

Very Very thanks for your reply...
Can you plz give me an example to show a piece if code how it look like using lastindex operation.

[cloud255]

Very Very thanks for your reply...
Can you plz give me an example to show a piece if code how it look like using lastindex operation.

Your welcome, i could give you the code, but the rules at bytes.com state that i cannot do someone else's work, so if you try it and experience issues, you can post your code and i could help you with it.

Intillesense gives a pretty good explanation on the method.

[coolestavi007]

okk....i will try first then get back to u if i will face any problem..