KFTP Component ASP.NET script

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KFTP Component is an activex component that could be a simple interface to FTP from your ASP, VB, or VBSCRIPT program. The kftp component is an activex component that could be a simple interface to FTP from your ASP, VB, or VBSCRIPT program. You can use this component for automating ftp data transfers on a scheduled basis, although you might find other uses like batch uploading your developement pages, or 'crawling' ftp sites.The command set is limited because we simply don't need to execute every function via automation - only the most important ones. Features: - Ftp GET, PUT functionality. Upload or download files easily with one line. - Directory listing. This component will return a remote directory as an array. Requirements: · This component is written in Microsoft Visual Basic 6.0. · MSIE must be installed. ( http://www.microsoft.com/ ) · You will need the VB 6.0 Runtime files.
Operating system:
Windows

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