Re: FTP Vs Data stream

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Nash wrote:
I have 2 applications where each one can transfer files to each
other. The size of the file may be around 2-5kb. The applications are
already communicating through sockets. i would like to know is there
any advantage of sending the files through FTP?

FTP use sockets. I can not see any reason why putting a FTP
layer in over the socket should make the socket more efficient.

> if so is there any
inbuilt class in c# to implement FTP Server/Client.

Only client.

Arne
.



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