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| Reading list of folders and files on FTP server |
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This code stores in a cursor list of all files and directories found on FTP server. Note that for some FTPs this can be a time consuming process.
Substitute ??? question marks in the following code with valid FTP server host, user and password values.
Resulting cursor can be displayed in a TreeView Control (this code is not included):
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Created: 2002-11-12 21:58:49
Modified: 2011-12-10 09:20:22
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Two pairs of functions ( FtpFindFirstFile, InternetFindNextFile ) and ( FindFirstFile, FindNextFile ) work similarly, except one important difference.
Between the FtpFindFirstFile and the InternetCloseHandle calls, the application cannot make another FtpFindFirstFile call for a given FTP session handle. If nevertheless such call is made, the function fails with ERROR_FTP_TRANSFER_IN_PROGRESS error.
The handle returned by the FtpFindFirstFile must be closed with the InternetCloseHandle function when no longer needed.
The FindFirstFile has no such limit; it can have muliple handles opened at the same time.
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