'Declaration
 
Public Overloads Shared Sub Receive( _
   ByVal hostname As String, _
   ByVal port As Integer, _
   ByVal authenticationMethod As AuthenticationMethod, _
   ByVal verificationFlags As VerificationFlags, _
   ByVal clientCertificate As Certificate, _
   ByVal dataChannelProtection As DataChannelProtection, _
   ByVal implicitAuthentication As Boolean, _
   ByVal localDestinationFolder As String, _
   ByVal ParamArray filesToReceive() As String _
) 

'Usage
 
Dim hostname As String
Dim port As Integer
Dim authenticationMethod As AuthenticationMethod
Dim verificationFlags As VerificationFlags
Dim clientCertificate As Certificate
Dim dataChannelProtection As DataChannelProtection
Dim implicitAuthentication As Boolean
Dim localDestinationFolder As String
Dim filesToReceive() As String
 
QuickFtp.Receive(hostname, port, authenticationMethod, verificationFlags, clientCertificate, dataChannelProtection, implicitAuthentication, localDestinationFolder, filesToReceive)

public static void Receive( 
   string hostname,
   int port,
   AuthenticationMethod authenticationMethod,
   VerificationFlags verificationFlags,
   Certificate clientCertificate,
   DataChannelProtection dataChannelProtection,
   bool implicitAuthentication,
   string localDestinationFolder,
   params string[] filesToReceive
)

Parameters

hostname

The hostname of the FTP server to connect to. An IP address can also be used.

port

The port of the FTP server to which to connect to. If 0 is passed, 990 is used if implicitAuthentication is true; otherwise, 21 is used.

authenticationMethod

The authentication method used to connect to the FTP server.

verificationFlags

The verification flags used to verify the FTP server's certificate.

clientCertificate

The certificate used when connecting to the FTP server. Can be null.

dataChannelProtection

The DataChannelProtection used during the communication. Ignored if implicitAuthentication is true.

implicitAuthentication

If true, the SSL handshake occurs at the very beginning of the connection; otherwise, the AUTH command is sent after the Welcome message to initiate the SSL handshake.

localDestinationFolder

A string representing the local destination folder into which the files will be placed.

filesToReceive

A list of strings representing the files to be gotten. File paths may not start with a \ or a /. If a path represents a folder, it must end with a / or a \.

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

Reference

QuickFtp Class
QuickFtp Members
Overload List