Xceed .NET Libraries Documentation
Receive Method


Xceed.Ftp Assembly > Xceed.Ftp Namespace > QuickFtp Class : Receive Method
Receives a list of files, specifying the hostname of the FTP server and the local destination folder into which files will be placed.
Receives a list of files, specifying the hostname of the FTP server and the local destination folder into which files will be placed.
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Receives a list of files, specifying the hostname of the FTP server and the local destination folder into which files will be placed.  
Receives a list of files from an FTP server to a local folder, specifying a port number.  
Receives a list of files from an FTP server to a local folder, specifying a port number, and a username and password.  
Receives a list of files from an FTP server to a local folder, specifying a port number, transfer mode, and a username and password.  
Receives a list of files from an FTP server to a local folder, specifying a port number, an authentication method, whether authentication is implicit, verification flags, a client certificate, and data channel protection.  
Receives a list of files from an FTP server, specifying a port, a username/password, an authentication method, whether authentication is implicit verification flags, a certificate, data channel protection, whether existing files will be replaced, directory structure will be preserved, transfer will be recursive, and delegates for notifications.  
Receives a list of files from an FTP server to a local folder, specifying a port, a username and password, an authentication method, whether authentication is implicit, verification flags, a certificate, whether existing files will be replaced, directory structure will be preserved, transfer will be passive and/or recursive, a proxy, a time-out, default representation type, delegates for notifications, etc.  
Receives a list of files from an FTP server to a local folder, specifying a port, a username and password, an authentication method, whether authentication is implicit, verification flags, a certificate, whether existing files will be replaced, directory structure will be preserved, transfer will be passive and/or recursive, a proxy, a time-out, transfer mode, default representation type, delegates for notifications, etc.  
Requirements

Target Platforms: Windows 7, Windows Vista SP1 or later, Windows XP SP3, Windows Server 2008 (Server Core not supported), Windows Server 2008 R2 (Server Core supported with SP1 or later), Windows Server 2003 SP2

See Also

Reference

QuickFtp Class
QuickFtp Members