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HELP!!  in FTP Sessions, how to refresh directory listing?

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Larry - 07 Nov 2007 16:54 GMT
HELP!!  in FTP Sessions, how to refresh directory listing?

I read a document about FTP Sessions in MSDN.

http://msdn2.microsoft.com/en-us/library/aa384180.aspx

In the document, if you upload a file to FTP server, delete or rename
a file on FTP server, you need to  remember to refresh directory
listing.

In the sample source code there is just a comment:  // Remember to
refresh directory listing. But how to do it in C++?  Just send a LIST
ftp command or use FtpFileFinder to enumerate the files on FTP server?

Laurence
David Wilkinson - 07 Nov 2007 18:29 GMT
> HELP!!  in FTP Sessions, how to refresh directory listing?
>
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> refresh directory listing. But how to do it in C++?  Just send a LIST
> ftp command or use FtpFileFinder to enumerate the files on FTP server?

Larry:

Please don't multipost. This is not a .net question so this is the wrong
group.

If it is an  MFC question use the vc.mfc group; otherwise use the
vc.language group.

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