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earl20-Jul-06 3:47

earl

20-Jul-06 3:47

change your filter to just * instead of *.* so you won't require a period somewhere in the name.

earl

David Crow20-Jul-06 4:14

20-Jul-06 4:14

Are there files in the folder opened by FtpFindFirstFile()? Does the while loop run indefinitely, or just once?

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_AnsHUMAN_ 20-Jul-06 4:19

20-Jul-06 4:19

Thanks for replying David. Yes there are files on the server.It shows me only one '.' and nothing else.Any suggestions on how I get all the files.

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David Crow20-Jul-06 4:28

20-Jul-06 4:28

_AnShUmAn_ wrote:
Yes there are files on the server.

I did not ask if there were files on the server. I asked if there were files in a specific folder. Since you specified a relative path, rather than an absolute path, to FtpFindFirstFile(), you may very well be in a folder (i.e., CWD) that has no files.

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_AnsHUMAN_ 20-Jul-06 18:20

20-Jul-06 18:20

Hi David,
Can you put some light on how can I set the path of the folder on the FTP Server whose files I want to display in my application

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David Crow21-Jul-06 2:40

Re: InternetFindNextFile??? [modified]

21-Jul-06 2:40

Check out FtpSetCurrentDirectory() and FtpGetCurrentDirectory().

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_AnsHUMAN_ 21-Jul-06 2:45

21-Jul-06 2:45

Thanks again David. I managed to get that working earlier.
Can you provide me a link on how could I set up a callback function for InternetStatusCallback. At present I am doing this way

hInetOpen = InternetOpen("MyFTPClient",INTERNET_OPEN_TYPE_DIRECT,NULL,NULL,INTERNET_FLAG_ASYNC);
	INTERNET_STATUS_CALLBACK inetStatusCallback  =InternetSetStatusCallback(hInetOpen ,(INTERNET_STATUS_CALLBACK)InternetStatusCallback );
	if(inetStatusCallback  == INTERNET_INVALID_STATUS_CALLBACK)
	{
		CString szErrMsg;
		szErrMsg.Format("%s: %d", "InternetData : InternetSetStatusCallback: ",GetLastError());
		return false;
	}

I am getting an error "type cast' : cannot convert from 'overloaded-function' to 'INTERNET_STATUS_CALLBACK'
"
Thanks.

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_AnShUmAn_

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David Crow21-Jul-06 3:44

21-Jul-06 3:44

_AnShUmAn_ wrote:
I am getting an error "type cast' : cannot convert from 'overloaded-function' to 'INTERNET_STATUS_CALLBACK'
"

You failed to indicate the offending statement. How is InternetStatusCallback() defined?

_AnShUmAn_ wrote:
szErrMsg.Format("%s: %d", "InternetData : InternetSetStatusCallback: ",GetLastError());

GetLastError() returns a DWORD, not an int.

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_AnsHUMAN_ 21-Jul-06 3:59

21-Jul-06 3:59

I post the code here[^]

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David Crow21-Jul-06 4:31

21-Jul-06 4:31

So which statement is the compiler complaining about?

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_AnsHUMAN_ 21-Jul-06 4:40

21-Jul-06 4:40

Everything compiles fine. Just the callback function isn't called.

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David Crow21-Jul-06 5:04

21-Jul-06 5:04

_AnShUmAn_ wrote:
Just the callback function isn't called.

What code do you have in place that *should* be calling it?

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stancrm20-Jul-06 2:48

stancrm

20-Jul-06 2:48

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Cedric Moonen20-Jul-06 3:13

Cedric Moonen

20-Jul-06 3:13

stancrm wrote:
String*

Uh ? What is a String* ? Either it is a CString or a std::string but I never heard about a String. BTW, the pointer seems strange in that case.

In brief, you have to give more info if you want an answer.

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toxcct20-Jul-06 3:20

20-Jul-06 3:20

Cedric Moonen wrote:
but I never heard about a String.

Managed code ? Roll eyes | :rolleyes:

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David Crow20-Jul-06 3:25

20-Jul-06 3:25

Cedric Moonen wrote:
What is a String* ?

I've no idea, but Windows has a String structure that is used by the Version API. Java has a String class, but this would be the wrong forum for that (like that has ever stopped anyone).

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David Crow20-Jul-06 3:30

20-Jul-06 3:30

stancrm wrote:
I write my code using VC++ .NET

That's fine. It matters not what platform you are using. toxcct's point about casting to a const void* is what's important.

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toxcct20-Jul-06 3:22

20-Jul-06 3:22

even the problem told by cedric is true, here is what you have to know about LPCVOID :

L-P-C-VOID stands for long-pointer-const-void, so, const void* ; and you certainly know that any pointer can be casted into void*

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toxcct20-Jul-06 3:28

how to get all invoked system API of a program

20-Jul-06 3:28

then you are in the wrong forum... spot the C++/CLI forum[^]

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ThatsAlok20-Jul-06 23:28

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20-Jul-06 23:28

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George_George20-Jul-06 2:33

George_George

20-Jul-06 2:33

Hello everyone,

Suppose we have the source codes, how to get all invoked system API (like printf, open, etc.) other than program self-defined API? Are there any existing tools?

Either on Windows or on Linux platform is ok.

thanks in advance,
George

Re: how to get all invoked system API of a program

toxcct20-Jul-06 2:40

Re: how to get all invoked system API of a program

20-Jul-06 2:40

i'm sorry to say that printf(), open() and such functions are not system APIs at all !!! they are C runtime...

system APIs are those defined by the OS, like ShellExecute() for instance.

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George_George20-Jul-06 3:33

George_George

20-Jul-06 3:33

Sorry that I may not make myself understood. I mean the APIs which are invoked by my program, but not implemented by my program.

regards,
George

Re: how to get all invoked system API of a program

toxcct20-Jul-06 3:36