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//This guide describes how to implement SFTP transfer in .NET application using WinSCP.// //This guide describes how to implement SFTP transfer in .NET application using WinSCP.//
-WinSCP is SFTP client with [[scripting]] interface that you can use to automate many operations that it supports, including file transfers, synchronization and other. So WinSCP itself is not a library (e.g. [[library|.NET assembly]]) that you can call directly. Though this guides shows you how to use it seamlessly from the .NET code.+WinSCP is SFTP client with [[scripting]] interface that you can use to automate many operations that it supports, including file transfers, synchronization and other. So WinSCP itself is not a library (e.g. [[library|.NET assembly]]) that you can call directly. Though this guide shows you how to use it seamlessly from the .NET code.
===== Before Starting ===== ===== Before Starting =====
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===== Using WinSCP from .NET Code ===== ===== Using WinSCP from .NET Code =====
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==== [[running]] Running WinSCP Process ==== ==== [[running]] Running WinSCP Process ====
To run ''[[executables|winscp.com]]'' use ''[[dotnet>system.diagnostics.process|System.Diagnostics.Process]]''. This class allows running any executable, possibly redirecting its standard input and output to a stream accessible from .NET code. Code below expects that ''winscp.com'' (''[[dotnet>system.diagnostics.processstartinfo.filename|ProcessStartInfo.FileName]]'') can be found in current working directory or in search path. You need to provide full path otherwise. To run ''[[executables|winscp.com]]'' use ''[[dotnet>system.diagnostics.process|System.Diagnostics.Process]]''. This class allows running any executable, possibly redirecting its standard input and output to a stream accessible from .NET code. Code below expects that ''winscp.com'' (''[[dotnet>system.diagnostics.processstartinfo.filename|ProcessStartInfo.FileName]]'') can be found in current working directory or in search path. You need to provide full path otherwise.
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-//See also guide to [[guide_interpreting_xml_log|interpreting XML log for advanced scripting]].//+//See also guide to [[guide_interpreting_xml_log|*]].//
==== [[exit]] Waiting for script to complete ==== ==== [[exit]] Waiting for script to complete ====

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