DirectoryExists?

Hi Martin,
Can i check remote directory exists? (in VB.NET)

Just use FileExists:
https://winscp.net/eng/docs/library_session_fileexists

martin wrote:

Just use FileExists:
https://winscp.net/eng/docs/library_session_fileexists

Oh, thank you very much!

In FileTransferProgressEventArgs, i see CPS but I want to get transfered bytes. Do you show me?

vtthinh wrote:

In FileTransferProgressEventArgs, i see CPS but I want to get transfered bytes. Do you show me?

That's not available.
You can only sum sizes of completely transferred files in Session.FileTransferred event.

martin wrote:

vtthinh wrote:

In FileTransferProgressEventArgs, i see CPS but I want to get transfered bytes. Do you show me?

That's not available.
You can only sum sizes of completely transferred files in Session.FileTransferred event.

Can you do it?

And I have a new question

I need get "Session Time" follow by ETSI TR 102 678 V1.2.1 (2011-05):
5.1.1.3 Trigger Points
The average throughput is measured over the time interval Δtd starting from the successful establishment of the data connection.
Download:
Start: File download starts. Start Method A: Reception of the first data packet containing content.
Start Method B: Reception of the [ACK] from the [SYN, ACK] for active mode connections, sending of the [ACK] for the [SYN, ACK] for passive mode connections on the data socket.
End: End of measurement time interval reached.
Stop: time Δtd elapsed since start trigger event.
Upload:
Start: File upload starts. Start Method A: Sending of the first data packet containing content.
Start Method B: Reception of the [ACK] from the [SYN, ACK] for active mode connections, sending of the [ACK] for the [SYN, ACK] for passive mode connections on the data socket.
End: End of measurement time interval reached.
Stop: time Δtd elapsed since start trigger event.

How can I get Trigger Points of Start and End of the transfer?

Thanks in advance!

vtthinh wrote:

Can you do it?

Do what?

How can I get Trigger Points of Start and End of the transfer?

That again is the time the Session.FileTransferred is called.

martin wrote:

Do what?

Ah, current In FileTransferProgressEventArgs can not get bytes transferred

martin wrote:

That's not available.

martin wrote:

]That again is the time the Session.FileTransferred is called.

Thank you!

vtthinh wrote:

martin wrote:

Do what?

Ah, current In FileTransferProgressEventArgs can not get bytes transferred

martin wrote:

That's not available.

OK, I'll consider this.

martin wrote:

OK, I'll consider this.

Thanks in advance!