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Kellerman .NET FTP 2.63
Robust and easy to use .NET FTP Component. It supports FTPS and proxy servers.
Publisher:
Kellerman Software
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- Windows - 1.83MB
- Licence: Commercial, $249.95 to buy
- Date Added: November 15, 2008
- Release status: Minor Update
Kellerman .NET FTP 2.63 Description:
Kellerman FTP is a robust and easy to use .NET FTP component. It supports FTPS and proxy servers. All the standard FTP operations are supported plus a multitude of other features that help to shorten development time. Kellerman FTP has the most features of any FTP component available.
| Software OS: | Win98,WinME,WinXP,Windows2000,Windows2003,Windows Vista... |
| Setup Filename: | FTP-V2-SD.zip |
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Kellerman .NET FTP 2.63 Tags:
net ftpKellerman .NET FTP 2.63 Full Description:
Kellerman FTP is a robust and easy to use .NET 2.0 FTP component. It supports FTPS and proxy servers. All the standard FTP operations are supported plus a multitude of other features that help to shorten development time. Kellerman FTP has the most features of any FTP component available.
Whether FTP is needed for a back end process or as part of an end user interface; the Kellerman .NET FTP library can handle it all. If there is a server in New York and a server in Los Angeles, Kellerman FTP can handle all the file date differences by simply calling CalcHourDifference. Kellerman FTP provides numerous progress statistics, including estimated time to completion, and calculating peak & average KB/sec. These statistics are critical for end users to know how long transfers will take.
Whether FTP is needed for a back end process or as part of an end user interface; the Kellerman .NET FTP library can handle it all. If there is a server in New York and a server in Los Angeles, Kellerman FTP can handle all the file date differences by simply calling CalcHourDifference. Kellerman FTP provides numerous progress statistics, including estimated time to completion, and calculating peak & average KB/sec. These statistics are critical for end users to know how long transfers will take.