Anyway, here's my code: Private Sub Button1_Click(sender As System.Object, e As System.EventArgs) Handles Button1.Clickĭim buffer(1023) As Byte ' Allocate a read buffer of 1kB sizeĭim bytesIn As Integer ' Number of bytes read to bufferĭim totalBytesIn As Integer ' Total number of bytes received (= filesize)ĭim output As IO.Stream ' A file to save responseĭim FTPRequest As = DirectCast((" " & "README.TXT"), ) Reading a large file one byte at a time can be really slow.
Second change I made is reading incoming data in a blocks and dumping blocks to a file.
You should request Ftp.GetFileSize and read the response.
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I dropped the progressbar from your code because ContentLength does not return the filesize (actually reading ContentLength causes an error). In the code above you request something from the server and the server sends you a response. And secondly, everything you do with the web is always more or less error prone.īasic problem in your code is understanding how communication works between server and the client. Using output As IO.Stream = System.IO.File.Create("C:\Users\MeSam\desktop\file2.txt")įirst, use Try to catch the error. Label1.Text = i.ToString + "Bytes Downloaded" ' Get all bytes of the content and advance the progress bar. ' Create a temporary array for the content of the file. ' Set the maximum length of the progress bar. This is my code : Dim FTPRequest As = DirectCast((" " & "README.TXT"), )įTPRequest.Credentials = New ("", "")įTPRequest.Method = .DownloadFileĭim stream As System.IO.Stream = FTPRequest.GetRequestStreamĭim length As Integer = FTPRequest.ContentLength And I made a code for myself for transfering file through ftp protocoleīut I got some errors there that I dont know:-s
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