Hi Jim,
I just want to make a nice little application that you can keep open
in the background until you need it. So, I definitely don't want a
companion app. Why do you mention UDP? I'm just establishing regular
FTP connections.
FTP servers don't care much about the number of connections. Good FTP
clients upload and download files at the same time, using different
connections. I want to do the same. Although it is impossible to do
exactly that with libUrl, it does get me close.
Indeed, I don't control which file finishes first etc, as you can see
by looking at the Transfers window of EcxFTP. It also indicates that
libURL doesn't allow for true asynchronous uploads, while other FTP
clients do.
All the best,
Mark
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Op 2-aug-2006, om 16:58 heeft Jim Ault het volgende geschreven:
Perhaps you need a companion app that will take advantage of the
operating
system multi-threading. UDP could let two apps on the same
computer call
functions & share data very easily.
This could make your solution too complex and not solve the
fundamental
problem.
Isn't the bottom line with an ftp server that it will only write
one file at
a time? If this is not the case, then I would like to understand
more about
this. I am probably going to update my 'auto-upload' functions in
the next
month, so this if very timely for me.
Are you making multiple connections to the ftp sever from one app?
Is that what actually happens?
(Therefore you don't actually 'control' which file finishes first,
etc.)
Hmmm, there is a lot going on, eh?
Jim Ault
Las Vegas
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