AMX I!-FTPSENDER Manuel utilisateur

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i!-FTPSender

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Table of Contents

i!-FTPSender

Table of Contents

Introduction ...............................................................................................................1

Supported Operating Systems .......................................................................................... 1

Minimum PC Requirements .............................................................................................. 1

Installing i!-FTPSender...................................................................................................... 1

Running i!-FTPSender ..............................................................................................3

Programming..................................................................................................................... 3

Channels .................................................................................................................................. 3

Strings ...................................................................................................................................... 3

Send_Commands .................................................................................................................... 3

Example Code.......................................................................................................................... 4

Troubleshooting i!-FTPSender .......................................................................................... 6

Learning More ................................................................................................................... 6

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Introduction

i!-FTPSender

Introduction

The i!-FTPSender™allows you to copy a file from one FTP server to another from NetLinx™code.

This is useful to copy files to the NetLinx Master from another FTP server or to copy files from the

NetLinx Master's disc on chip to another FTP server. This module will work between any two FTP

servers; it is not limited to copying files to and from a NetLinx Master.

Supported Operating Systems

 Windows 95®/98®(with at least 48 MB of installed memory)

 Windows NT 4.0®Workstation or Server (service pack 6 B or greater, with at least

64 MB of installed memory)

 Windows 2000®Professional or Server (running on a Pentium 233 MHz processor

(minimum requirement); 300 MHz or faster recommended, with 96 MB of installed

memory.)

 Windows ME®(running on a Pentium 233 MHz processor (minimum requirement);

300 MHz or faster recommended, with 96 MB of installed memory.)

Minimum PC Requirements

 Windows-compatible mouse (or other pointing device)

 At least 5 MB of free disk space (150 MB recommended)

 VGA monitor, with a minimum screen resolution of 800 x 600

 A Network adapter

Installing i!-FTPSender

1. In Explorer, double-click i!-FTPSenderSetup.exe from the directory window where you

downloaded the i!-Email install program.

2. After reading the License Agreement, select I Agree and Next to proceed.

3. The Welcome To i!-FTPSender Setup dialog appears, reminding you to close all Windows

programs before going any further. Click Next to proceed.

4. In the Select i!-FTPSender Install Location dialog, use the Browse button to navigate to a

directory other than the default install directory, if desired. Click Next.

5. In the i!-FTPSender Shortcut Creation dialog, select Install Shortcut Icons for the installed

components on your desktop, if desired.

6. Click Next in the Start i!-FTPSender Installation dialog to install the selected components.

7. The program prompts you to restart your system to complete the installation.

Introduction

2i!-FTPSender

Running i!-FTPSender

i!-FTPSender

Running i!-FTPSender

Programming

i!-FTPSender is a NetLinx module you can add to any program. You interact with the module

through a virtual device supporting:

 Channels

 Strings

 Send_Commands

Channels

The following table lists the channels supported by i!-FTPSender.

Strings

The following table lists the strings supported by i!-FTPSender.

Send_Commands

The following table lists the Send-Commands supported by i!-FTPSender.

i!-FTPSender Channels

Channel Description

250 Channel turns on when the module is communicating with the source server.

251 Channel turns on when the module is communicating with the destination server.

255 When channel is on, debugging messages from the module are printed to terminal.

i!-FTPSender Strings

S:<code> <message> Source server message. Code is the FTP return code and message is a mes-

sage associated with code.

D:<code> <message> Destination server message. Code is the FTP return code and message is a

message associated with code.

i!-FTPSender Commands

COPY-SourceFile[;DestFile]

Copies SourceFile from source

server to destination server.

Syntax:

’COPY-SourceFile[;DestFile]’

Destination file can be specified as DestFile or will default to SourceFile.

Both file names can include a directory path from the root of the FTP server.

Example:

SEND_COMMAND <DEV>,"’COPY-;cSFileName’"

Copies cSFileName from source server to destination server.

VERSION

Prints the module version to the

terminal or telnet window.

Syntax:

’VERSION’

Example:

SEND_COMMAND <DEV>,’VERSION’

Prints the module version to the terminal or Telnet window.

Running i!-FTPSender

4i!-FTPSender

Example Code

(***********************************************************)

(* DEVICE NUMBER DEFINITIONS GO BELOW *)

(***********************************************************)

DEFINE_DEVICE

dvFTPSServer = 0:8:0 // master port for source ftp socket

dvFTPDServer = 0:9:0 // master port for destination ftp socket

TP = 128:1:0

vdvFTPDiag = 33001:1:0 // virtual device for receipt of ftp messages

(***********************************************************)

(* CONSTANT DEFINITIONS GO BELOW *)

(***********************************************************)

DEFINE_CONSTANT

FTPSServerBusy = 250 // flag if source socket is open

FTPDServerBusy = 251 // flag if destination socket is open

(***********************************************************)

(* DATA TYPE DEFINITIONS GO BELOW *)

(***********************************************************)

DEFINE_TYPE

(***********************************************************)

(* VARIABLE DEFINITIONS GO BELOW *)

(***********************************************************)

DEFINE_VARIABLE

CHAR cSourceIP[200]

CHAR cSourceUser[140]

CHAR cSourcePass[140]

CHAR cDestIP[200]

CHAR cDestUser[140]

CHAR cDestPass[140]

CHAR cSFileName[100]

CHAR cDFileName[100]

CHAR cButtonPressed

DEVCHAN dcFTPCopy[] = { {TP,1}, {TP,2}, {TP,3}, {TP,4} }

(***********************************************************)

(* MODULES GO BELOW *)

(***********************************************************)

DEFINE_MODULE 'i!-FTPSenderMod' mdlFTP(vdvFTPDiag,

dvFTPSServer,

dvFTPDServer,

cSourceIP,

cSourceUser,

cSourcePass,

cDestIP,

cDestUser,

cDestPass)

(***********************************************************)

(* THE EVENTS GO BELOW *)

(***********************************************************)

DEFINE_EVENT

(* FTP Copy Button *)

BUTTON_EVENT [dcFTPCopy]

{

PUSH:

Continued

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i!-FTPSender

{

(* Source Server *)

cSourceIP = '192.168.13.33' // define source IP

cSourceUser = 'NetLinx' // username for above

cSourcePass = 'password' // password for above

(* Destination Server *)

cDestIP = '192.168.13.151' // define destination IP

cDestUser = 'NetLinx' // username for above

cDestPass = 'password' // password for above

SWITCH (GET_LAST(dcFTPCopy))

{

CASE 1:

{

(* File *)

cSFileName = 'ftptest.txt' // filename to copy

(* This will cause the file to be copied! *)

SEND_COMMAND vdvFTPDiag,"'COPY-',cSFileName"

cButtonPressed = 1

}

CASE 2:

{

(* File *)

cSFileName = 'ftptest.txt' // filename to copy

cDFileName = 'dir1\ftptest.txt' // filename to copy

(* This will cause the file to be copied! *)

SEND_COMMAND vdvFTPDiag,"'COPY-',cSFileName,';',cDFileName"

cButtonPressed = 2

}

CASE 3:

{

(* File *)

cSFileName = 'dir1\ftptest1.txt' // filename to copy

cDFileName = 'ftptest1.txt' // filename to copy

(* This will cause the file to be copied! *)

SEND_COMMAND vdvFTPDiag,"'COPY-',cSFileName,';',cDFileName"

cButtonPressed = 3

}

CASE 4:

{

(* File *)

cSFileName = 'dir1\ftptest1.txt' // filename to copy

cDFileName = 'dir2\ftptest.txt' // filename to copy

(* This will cause the file to be copied! *)

SEND_COMMAND vdvFTPDiag,"'COPY-',cSFileName,';',cDFileName"

cButtonPressed = 4

}

(* FTP Activity *)

DATA_EVENT[vdvFTPDiag]

{

STRING:

SEND_STRING 0,"'From FTPModule: ',DATA.TEXT"

}

(***********************************************************)

(* THE ACTUAL PROGRAM GOES BELOW *) Continued

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(***********************************************************)

DEFINE_PROGRAM

(* Feedback *)

[dcFTPCopy[1]]=(([vdvFTPDiag,FTPSServerBusy] || [vdvFTPDiag,FTPDServerBusy])

&& (cButtonPressed = 1))

[dcFTPCopy[2]]=(([vdvFTPDiag,FTPSServerBusy] || [vdvFTPDiag,FTPDServerBusy])

&& (cButtonPressed = 2))

[dcFTPCopy[3]]=(([vdvFTPDiag,FTPSServerBusy] || [vdvFTPDiag,FTPDServerBusy])

&& (cButtonPressed = 3))

[dcFTPCopy[4]]=(([vdvFTPDiag,FTPSServerBusy] || [vdvFTPDiag,FTPDServerBusy])

&& (cButtonPressed = 4))

(***********************************************************)

(* END OF PROGRAM *)

(* DO NOT PUT ANY CODE BELOW THIS COMMENT *)

(***********************************************************)

Troubleshooting i!-FTPSender

All interaction with the FTP servers is provided as a string from the virtual device. Most problems

can be resolved by reading the server interaction provided by the strings.

Common problems might be:

 The IP address or host name supplied for the FTP server does not have an FTP server

running.

 The username and/or password may be incorrect.

 The source file does not exist.

 The destination directory does not exist.

 The destination user does not have write access to save the new file.

All of these problems can be solved by watching the strings provided from the i!-FTPSender

module and acting on that information.

This code may not work to FTP files between all FTP servers. Some servers, by default, disable

server to server transfers (also called passive mode) which is used by i!-FTPSender for transferring

files. For instance, Microsoft's IIS disables server to server transfers by default. For more

information, see the Microsoft Support Article at:

http://support.microsoft.com/support/kb/articles/Q247/1/32.ASP.

Learning More

To learn more about FTP file transfers, go to www.protocols.com for general information about

FTP or www.faqs.org/rfcs/rfc959.html (RFC959) for more detailed FTP specifications. For

reference, i!-FTPSender operates under the server-server model described in section 2.3 and the

command sequence outlined in Figure 3 of section 5.2 of Postel & Reynolds' RFC 959.

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