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martin

Re: Catching output of WinSCP /console

the option-command integrated in the script, for example:
option transfer binary

See "help option".
Guest

Re: Catching output of WinSCP /console

theUserWhoLikesScripting wrote:

And what about the option-command ?

What option-command?

the option-command integrated in the script, for example:
option transfer binary

Yours Axel
martin

Re: Catching output of WinSCP /console

theUserWhoLikesScripting wrote:

And what about the option-command ?

What option-command?

A listing of available options would be very nice (As I can only see the examples at the documentation)

See documentation or "winscp3 /?"
theUserWhoLikesScripting

Re: Catching output of WinSCP /console

martin wrote:

If you use the console-interface tool (winscp3.com), you can capture WinSCP output to stardard output.


Hi Martin,

Thanks a lot, it was very easy.
The communication is running.

And what about the option-command ?
A listing of available options would be very nice (As I can only see the examples at the documentation)

Yours Axel
martin

Re: Catching output of WinSCP /console

If you use the console-interface tool (winscp3.com), you can capture WinSCP output to stardard output.
theUserWhoLikesScripting

Catching output of WinSCP /console

Hello,

Calling WinSCP from dos window (.. /console /script=...), I can watch the output in a separate dos box, even the (self-generated) shell output of the remote machine.

How can I fix the output to the calling process , no matter if it is a dos window or, like in my case, a java application that integrates WinSCP. (The reason is: I want to interact with the remote application by reading its output)

Is there an appropriate way by using the option-command ?
(Do you support a list of available options ?)

Yours Axel