Description
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Called when user wants to upload file.
Return Type
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None
Syntax
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object.UploadFile Owner,
User, RelativePath, ResolvedPath,
Action
The UploadFile Method syntax has these parts:
| object |
An expression
evaluating to an object of type wodFTPDNotify. |
| Owner |
A wodFTPDCom object. Reference
to wodFTPServer instance that called this notification
method. |
| User |
A FtpUser object. Reference
to user who wants to upload file. |
|
RelativePath |
A String
value. Path to the file, as seen by the user. |
|
ResolvedPath |
A String
value. Full path to the file on local system. |
| Action |
A FtpActions
enumeration, as described in settings. When set to
Deny/SilentDeny, wodFTPServer denies
this action. |
Settings
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The settings for Action are:
 |
Deny |
0 |
Deny execution of the
action. |
|
Allow |
1 |
Allow to execute
action. |
|
SilentDeny |
2 |
Silently deny execution of
the action. |
|
SilentAllow |
3 |
Silently allow to execute
action. |
Remarks
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NOTE: This method is called only if you
implemented IwodFTPDNotify interface in your application, and
wodFTPD.Notification
property has received reference to instance of your implementation.
UploadFile notification method is called when connected
users tries to upload file. Inside this method body,
you get relative path to filename as provided by the
client. wodFTPServer internally (using HomeDir property)
tries to resolve this file and provides ResolvedPath argument that points to actual
file on disk where file would be saved. At this point you
can change ResolvedPath argument to
something completely different - and cause client to upload
file to different place.
If you set Action =
Deny, then client will receive 'permission
denied' error and will not be able to upload the
file.
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UploadFile
Method
