Ftp.GetNameListAsync Method
Namespace: Rebex.Net
Assembly: Rebex.Ftp.dll (version 7.0.9083)
GetNameListAsync(String, Object)
Begins asynchronous GetNameList operation. Retrieves the list of names.
Declaration
public Task<string[]> GetNameListAsync(string arguments, object state = null)
Parameters
Type | Name | Description |
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String | arguments | Arguments for the NLST command. |
Object | state | An optional user-provided object that identifies this particular asynchronous operation. |
Returns
Type | Description |
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Task<String[]> | An array of names. |
Implements
Remarks
Represents FTP NLST command.
Actual behavior of NLST command varies from server to server, because the RFC is not clear in explaining what it should do. Some servers return the names of both files and directories, others return files only or even report error if the current directory is empty. Using GetList is a better choice in most cases.
Caution: The meaning of the arguments argument is not defined by RFC and varies from server to server. Some servers interpret it as parameters to ls command, some as a filename, some ignore it and some report an error. Calling this method with arguments other than null is not recommended and will make your code incompatible with many FTP servers.
GetNameListAsync(Object)
Begins asynchronous GetNameList operation. Retrieves the list of names in the current server directory.
Declaration
public Task<string[]> GetNameListAsync(object state = null)
Parameters
Type | Name | Description |
---|---|---|
Object | state | An optional user-provided object that identifies this particular asynchronous operation. |
Returns
Type | Description |
---|---|
Task<String[]> | An array of names. |
Implements
Remarks
Represents FTP NLST command.
Actual behaviour of NLST command varies from server to server, because the RFC is not clear in explaining what it should do. Some servers return the names of both files and directories, others return files only or even report error if the current directory is empty. Using GetList is a better choice in most cases.