FTP for a recurring beginner.

[Rich Heimlich]

I'm writing my first app in VB6 after having last coded in VB3 back in
the EARLY 90's and then back in QuickBasic and VB-DOS.

I'd like to be able to store an FTP address, port, username and
password and then log into the FTP server, traverse the directory
structure (much like the Common Dialog view) and then get filename
information and then write a single file (a playlist .m3u file) to the
correct directory.

What is the best way for me to go about this given my heavy
limitations? I'm getting better in VB6 each day but it's going to be a
while before I'm back up to speed. I can't believe how much things
have changed. <grin>

[mayayana]

You might look at vbip.com. There are code-sample
VB FTP programs around and vbip.com is probably
one of the best places to start looking.
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I'm writing my first app in VB6 after having last coded in VB3 back in
the EARLY 90's and then back in QuickBasic and VB-DOS.

I'd like to be able to store an FTP address, port, username and
password and then log into the FTP server, traverse the directory
structure (much like the Common Dialog view) and then get filename
information and then write a single file (a playlist .m3u file) to the
correct directory.

What is the best way for me to go about this given my heavy
limitations? I'm getting better in VB6 each day but it's going to be a
while before I'm back up to speed. I can't believe how much things
have changed. <grin>