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sf::Ftp Class Reference

This class provides methods for manipulating the FTP protocol (described in RFC 959). More...

#include <Ftp.hpp>

Inheritance diagram for sf::Ftp:
sf::NonCopyable

Classes

class  DirectoryResponse
 Specialization of FTP response returning a directory. More...
 
class  ListingResponse
 Specialization of FTP response returning a filename lisiting. More...
 
class  Response
 This class wraps a FTP response, which is basically : More...
 

Public Types

enum  TransferMode {
  Binary,
  Ascii,
  Ebcdic
}
 Enumeration of transfer modes. More...
 

Public Member Functions

 ~Ftp ()
 Destructor – close the connection with the server.
 
Response Connect (const IPAddress &Server, unsigned short Port=21, float Timeout=0.f)
 Connect to the specified FTP server.
 
Response Login ()
 Log in using anonymous account.
 
Response Login (const std::string &UserName, const std::string &Password)
 Log in using a username and a password.
 
Response Disconnect ()
 Close the connection with FTP server.
 
Response KeepAlive ()
 Send a null command just to prevent from being disconnected.
 
DirectoryResponse GetWorkingDirectory ()
 Get the current working directory.
 
ListingResponse GetDirectoryListing (const std::string &Directory="")
 Get the contents of the given directory (subdirectories and files)
 
Response ChangeDirectory (const std::string &Directory)
 Change the current working directory.
 
Response ParentDirectory ()
 Go to the parent directory of the current one.
 
Response MakeDirectory (const std::string &Name)
 Create a new directory.
 
Response DeleteDirectory (const std::string &Name)
 Remove an existing directory.
 
Response RenameFile (const std::string &File, const std::string &NewName)
 Rename a file.
 
Response DeleteFile (const std::string &Name)
 Remove an existing file.
 
Response Download (const std::string &DistantFile, const std::string &DestPath, TransferMode Mode=Binary)
 Download a file from the server.
 
Response Upload (const std::string &LocalFile, const std::string &DestPath, TransferMode Mode=Binary)
 Upload a file to the server.
 

Friends

class DataChannel
 

Detailed Description

This class provides methods for manipulating the FTP protocol (described in RFC 959).

It provides easy access and transfers to remote directories and files on a FTP server

Definition at line 47 of file Ftp.hpp.

Member Enumeration Documentation

enum sf::Ftp::TransferMode

Enumeration of transfer modes.

Enumerator:
Binary 

Binary mode (file is transfered as a sequence of bytes)

Ascii 

Text mode using ASCII encoding.

Ebcdic 

Text mode using EBCDIC encoding.

Definition at line 54 of file Ftp.hpp.

Constructor & Destructor Documentation

sf::Ftp::~Ftp ( )

Destructor – close the connection with the server.

Member Function Documentation

Response sf::Ftp::ChangeDirectory ( const std::string &  Directory)

Change the current working directory.

Parameters
Directory: New directory, relative to the current one
Returns
Server response to the request
Response sf::Ftp::Connect ( const IPAddress &  Server,
unsigned short  Port = 21,
float  Timeout = 0.f 
)

Connect to the specified FTP server.

Parameters
Server: FTP server to connect to
Port: Port used for connection (21 by default, standard FTP port)
Timeout: Maximum time to wait, in seconds (0 by default, means no timeout)
Returns
Server response to the request
Response sf::Ftp::DeleteDirectory ( const std::string &  Name)

Remove an existing directory.

Parameters
Name: Name of the directory to remove
Returns
Server response to the request
Response sf::Ftp::DeleteFile ( const std::string &  Name)

Remove an existing file.

Parameters
Name: File to remove
Returns
Server response to the request
Response sf::Ftp::Disconnect ( )

Close the connection with FTP server.

Returns
Server response to the request
Response sf::Ftp::Download ( const std::string &  DistantFile,
const std::string &  DestPath,
TransferMode  Mode = Binary 
)

Download a file from the server.

Parameters
DistantFile: Path of the distant file to download
DestPath: Where to put to file on the local computer
Mode: Transfer mode (binary by default)
Returns
Server response to the request
ListingResponse sf::Ftp::GetDirectoryListing ( const std::string &  Directory = "")

Get the contents of the given directory (subdirectories and files)

Parameters
Directory: Directory to list ("" by default, the current one)
Returns
Server response to the request
DirectoryResponse sf::Ftp::GetWorkingDirectory ( )

Get the current working directory.

Returns
Server response to the request
Response sf::Ftp::KeepAlive ( )

Send a null command just to prevent from being disconnected.

Returns
Server response to the request
Response sf::Ftp::Login ( )

Log in using anonymous account.

Returns
Server response to the request
Response sf::Ftp::Login ( const std::string &  UserName,
const std::string &  Password 
)

Log in using a username and a password.

Parameters
UserName: User name
Password: Password
Returns
Server response to the request
Response sf::Ftp::MakeDirectory ( const std::string &  Name)

Create a new directory.

Parameters
Name: Name of the directory to create
Returns
Server response to the request
Response sf::Ftp::ParentDirectory ( )

Go to the parent directory of the current one.

Returns
Server response to the request
Response sf::Ftp::RenameFile ( const std::string &  File,
const std::string &  NewName 
)

Rename a file.

Parameters
File: File to rename
NewName: New name
Returns
Server response to the request
Response sf::Ftp::Upload ( const std::string &  LocalFile,
const std::string &  DestPath,
TransferMode  Mode = Binary 
)

Upload a file to the server.

Parameters
LocalFile: Path of the local file to upload
DestPath: Where to put to file on the server
Mode: Transfer mode (binary by default)
Returns
Server response to the request
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