On 10 Jun 2008, at 11:52, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi,
i´ve created a little app for a customer. This app runs under
windows xp and downloads a specific file, which is about 30 MB in
size, from a ftp server and stores it in a folder, which the user
can define.
It works here without problems. But my customer, who has restricted
user access on his machine, reports that after downloading the file
successfully, he cannot find it in the defined folder. The log field
(using libURLSetLogField) shows that the download was successfull.
The customer has full access to the folder, he defined as target
download folder. He also has full access to the folder, where my app
is installed. So that could not be the problem.
Where do Revapps store big files temporally, when downloaded by "put
url"?
Or are they stored completely in memory?
They're stored in memory. (You can use libUrlDownloadToFile if you
want to write directly to a file.)
In addition to Sarah's comment...
I'm guessing from the heading that you're using something like this:
put url "ftp://etc.etc"; into url "binfile:etc.etc"
It might be better to split this into two stages, and check for errors
after each stage:
put url "ftp://etc.etc"; into tData
put the result into tRes
if tRes is not empty then
answer "Download error: " & tRes ## or some other procedure
else
put tData into url "binfile:etc.etc"
put the result into tRes
if tRes is not empty then
answer "File error: " & tRes ## or some other procedure
end if
end if
Cheers
Dave_______________________________________________
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