| Class Module | Description |
|---|---|
| Certificate | Use the Certificate Object to access information about a digital certificate. |
| CertificateStore | Use the CertificateStore Object to gain access to a store of certificates on the local system. |
| DartStrings | Collection of strings. The DartStrings Object is used as a supporting formatting object for several PowerTCP objects and controls. |
| Ftp | Use the FTP Control to copy files between a local client and any FTP server. Server-to-server transfers are also supported. Note: File transfers use all available bandwidth to minimize the time it takes to transfer a file or buffer. |
| ListEntries | Collection of ListEntry Objects. Listings from UNIX and NT hosts are parsed and formatted by each ListEntry. Other FTP server listings are available through the unformatted Text property (see the Format property). |
| ListEntry | The ListEntry Object provides easy access to file information provided by an FTP listing. Each object represents one entry of a listing. Listings from UNIX and NT hosts are parsed and formatted by each ListEntry Object. Other FTP server listings are available through the unformatted Text property (see the Format property of the ListEntries Object). |
| Enumeration | Description |
|---|---|
| AuthenticationTypeConstants | Enumerates values of the Authentication property. |
| CommandConstants | Enumerates the FTP commands that may be sent. |
| ErrorConstants | Errors are reported to the application with the error object and by firing the Error event. ErrorConstants fall into two classes: design-time errors and run-time errors. The Error event always fires when any error occurs. When Timeout is 0, however, run-time errors are not thrown back to the container. This allows applications that use only non-blocking operation to localize all error handling in the Error event. To summarize:
Errors are marked as INFO or FATAL. An INFO error does not affect the State property. A FATAL error performs an Abort and releases all resources. |
| FileStructureConstants | Enumerates the file structures used for file transfers. See RFC 959 for more details. |
| FtpFormatConstants | These constants enumerate the values of the Format property. |
| FtpProxyTypeConstants | FTP Proxy Type Constants |
| KeyUsageConstants | Enumerates the Usage parameter of the KeyUsage property. |
| ProtocolConstants | Enumerates values of the Protocol property. |
| ProviderConstants | Enumerates the cryptographic providers allowed by Microsoft. The most commonly used provider for Microsoft certificates is the Microsoft Base Cryptographic Provider. |
| SecurityConstants | Security Constants |
| StateConstants | TCP State constants |
| StatusConstants | This enumerates the possible values of the Status parameter of the Progress event. |
| StoreConstants | These constants enumerate the type of file stores that can be performed. |
| StoreLocationConstants | Store Location Constants |
| TransferModeConstants | Enumerates the transfer modes used for file transfers. See RFC 959 for more details. When the ftpTransferMode command is sent as part of the Retrieve or Store method, that transfer mode is used by all subsequent data transfers until changed. The ftpTransferMode command is only sent when necessary. |
| TypeConstants | Enumerates the data types used for file transfers. See RFC 959 for more details. When the ftpType command is sent as part of the Retrieve, Store, List or NameList method, that transfer mode is used by all subsequent data transfers until changed. The ftpType command is only sent when necessary. |