[Gambas-user] Feedback

[Brant Wells]

Daniel:

Not dumb at all... gotta learn somewhere... ;-)  The ClientSocket 
example, right click on the Socket, and look at the READ Event....

Keep in mind, though, that your application will have TWO SEPARATE 
socket controls...  One wlil be sckClient, where you send your commands, 
such as GET, or PUT, or the like...and sckData where you will actually 
get and send the files... 

It's actually kinda complicated...  I just started using Gambas a day or 
two ago, so I haven't had a chance to put together much yet...  Give me 
a few days to come up with an example, and I will directly emali it to 
you (unless I can directly attach the file to a message on this list...)

I will be out of town this weekend, though, so ya might want to fiddle 
around with it and see what you can come up with.

See Ya Laterz!
~Brant


Daniel Oxley wrote:

>This is great!  BUT, maybe I am being a little (or a lot) dumb with this? 
> 
>how could I count the bytes coming through the port? 
> 
>Daniel 
> 
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>---------- Original Message ----------- 
>From: Brant Wells <bwells at ...475...> 
>To: gambas-user at lists.sourceforge.net 
>Sent: Fri, 11 Jun 2004 14:27:25 -0400 
>Subject: Re: [Gambas-user] Feedback 
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>>Hi Daniel: 
>> 
>>FTP uses two ports... 20 (for the actual file transfer) and 21 for  
>>when you receive the directory listings, etc, etc. 
>> 
>>When you issue the GET command on an FTP server, assuming the  
>>filename is correct, then the GET command returns a code of 150... 
>> 
>>C: get myfile.txt 
>> 
>>S: 150 Opening BINARY mode data connection for myfile.txt (2142 bytes) 
>> 
>>Note that it tells you how big the file is... 
>> 
>>You can then monitor the Socket that uses port 20, and count the  
>>number of bytes that come through... 
>> 
>>You Follow? 
>> 
>>See Ya! 
>>~Brant 
>> 
>>Daniel Oxley wrote: 
>> 
>>    
>>
>>>Hi all. 
>>>
>>>Just a question! 
>>>
>>>If I want to do an ftp transaction through gambas, any ideas on how I can 
>>>get feedback about the progress? 
>>>
>>>
>>>Roll on version 1.0! 
>>>
>>>Thanks, 
>>>Daniel 
>>>
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