Kumpulan inet1.excute Vb 6 ..!

The following table lists the supported FTP commands of the control:

Operation	Description	Example
CD file1	Change Directory. Changes to the directory specified in file1.	Execute , "CD docs\mydocs"
CDUP	Change to Parent. Same as "CD .."	Execute , "CDUP"
DELETE file1	Deletes the file specified in file1.	Execute , "DELETE discard.txt"
DIR [ file1 ]	Searches the directory specified infile1. If file1 isn't supplied, the current working directory is searched. Use the GetChunk method to return the data.	Execute , "DIR /mydocs"
GET file1 file2	Retrieves the remote file specified infile1, and creates a new local file specified in file2.	Execute , _ "GET getme.txt C:\gotme.txt"
MKDIR file1	Creates a directory as specified infile1. Success is dependent on user privileges on the remote host.	Execute , "MKDIR /myDir"
PUT file1 file2	Copies a local file specified in file1 to the remote host specified in file2.	Execute , _ "PUT C:\putme.txt /putme.txt"
PWD	Print Working Directory. Returns the current directory name. Use the GetChunk method to return the data.	Execute , "PWD"
QUIT	Terminate current connection	Execute , "QUIT"
RECV file1 file2	Same as GET.	Execute , _ "RECV getme.txt C:\gotme.txt"
RENAME file1 file2	Renames a file. Success is dependent on user privileges on the remote host.	Execute , "RENAME old.txt new.txt"
RMDIR file1	Remove directory. Success is dependent on user privileges on the remote host.	Execute , "RMDIR oldDir"
SEND file1	Copies a file to the FTP site. (same as PUT.)	Execute , _ "SEND C:\putme.txt /putme.txt"
SIZE file1	Returns the size of the file specified infile1.	Execute "SIZE /largefile.txt"

Important   If your proxy server is a CERN proxy server, direct FTP connections (using the Execute method) are disallowed. In that case, to get a file, use the OpenURL method with the Open, Put, and Close statements, as shown earlier in "Saving to a File Using the OpenURL Method." You can also use the OpenURL method to get a directory listing by invoking the method and specifying the target directory as the URL.

Using the Execute Method with the HTTP Protocol

The HTTP protocol allows client machines to request data from the server using the GET, HEAD, POST, and PUT commands. These operations are shown in the following table:

Operation	Description	Example
GET	Retrieves the file named in url.	Execute "http://www.microsoft.com" & _ "/default.htm", "GET"
HEAD	Retrieves only the headers of the file named in the URL property.	Execute , "HEAD"
POST	Provides additional data to support a request to the remote host.	Execute , "POST", strFormData
PUT	Replaces data at the specified URL.	Execute , "PUT", "replace.htm"

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