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The FTP Server is an ActiveX control from the Clever Internet ActiveX Suite library.
It can accept client connections and allows you to upload and download files, as well as manage files and directories as specified in RFC 765, RFC 959 and RFC 1579 documents.
- Multiple threads support
- SSL and TLS encryption - FTPS
- Manage files and folders on the disk
- MS-DOS and Unix directory listing style
- Anonymous and Read-Only access, user Authentication
- Personal directory for each user
With FTP Server you can specify the number of requests to the server that can be active concurrently.
You can queue as many server requests as the system memory allows. If there are more requests than the server threads, the additional requests remain queued until the server threads become available.
Idle threads are maintained by the server in order to reduce the time required to satisfy requests for server threads.
Using FTP Server control, you can specify how to start SSL negotiation protocol.
You can implicitly start SSL negotiation after the connection is established or first connect in plaintext, and then explicitly start SSL negotiation through a protocol command - 'AUTH TLS'.
Please see the Demos code (FtpServer, FtpServerSSL) and also the indexed Help documentation provided with the Clever Internet ActiveX Suite installation to learn more about using this control in your application.
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