NAV FTP Client v1.1

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NAV FTP Client
Automation control for Dynamics NAV to Upload and Download files from FTP. Track progress within NAV with a dialog window.
Includes setup.exe for installation.
http://www.mibuso.com/dlinfo.asp?FileID=1449
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Automation control for Dynamics NAV to Upload and Download files from FTP. Track progress within NAV with a dialog window.
Includes setup.exe for installation.
http://www.mibuso.com/dlinfo.asp?FileID=1449
Discuss this download here.
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NAV FTP Client v1.1
Automation control for Dynamics NAV to Upload and Download files from FTP. Track progress within NAV with a dialog window.
New: Set passive mode, Delete file on FTP and list FTP directoty.
Includes setup.exe for installation.
Ver 1.1
New functions:
DeleteFileOnFTPServer()
ListFTPDirectory()
GetDirectoryList()
New Property
Passive
Sample code:MESSAGE(NAVFTP.DeleteFileOnFTPServer('home/database.fdb')); NoOfLines := NAVFTP.ListFTPDirectory('home',FALSE); IF NoOfLines > 0 THEN FOR i := 1 TO NoOfLines DO MESSAGE(NAVFTP.GetDirectoryList(i));
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Hi
I have been looking for an FTP solution without the use of the SHELL command in NAV.
As usual, Mibuso comes to the rescue.
I have been playing around with your solution for a bit now, but the UploadFile function returns an error. The function GetDirectoryList works fine, so the FTP connection is definitly there.
Attached you'll find a screenshot of the error.
Raw translation of the error:
"Cannot convert an object of type System.ComponentModel.AsyncOperation to type UploadBitsState."
I am running this on Windows 7 - 64 bit, in NAV 2009 SP 1.
Kind regards
Marten
EDIT: The problem was a faulty 'FROM' parameter. Of course 'C:\test,txt' does not work. It had to be 'C:\test.txt'...0 -
thanks you.
It run fine.
I need a RENAME function because when COPY the LS return it.0 -
Hello,
I installed the code on a codeunit, and to run it gives me authentication error. The username and password are correctly spelled ...
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Hi,
I think that passive mode doesn't work. When I set passive(True) then Automation return OK but server retur error "Entering Passive Mode(37,157,196,165,201,211)".CREATE(NavFTP,TRUE,TRUE); NavFTP.Username("FTP UserName"); NavFTP.Password("FTP Password"); NavFTP.Host("FTP Address"); NavFTP.Passive(TRUE);
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hi,
i've tried to download a file from our FTP Site, but (without Errors) the file is empty (0 bytes)
can someone help?
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