wodSFTP

The Secure File Transfer Protocol (SFTP Client) is a reliable and secure software that allows file transfers over any data steam, such as SSH. This software is specifically designed for use with the SSH2 protocol and is the standard file transfer protocol.

The wodSFTP component makes it easy to implement the client-side of the SFTP protocol. This protocol is designed for secure file transfers and also provides access to the file system on the remote server. The wodSFTP component has implemented the protocol in a way that prevents exposure of plaintext passwords or file information to the network.

In addition to its secure file transfer functionality, the SFTP protocol is also used in the popular SCP (Secure Copy) command on UNIX systems. This software component supports the PutFile and GetFile methods, as well as several additional methods like PutData and GetData for transferring string variables, MakeDir and RemoveDir for creating and deleting directories, and DeleteFile for deleting a file on the server.

The ListItems event is available to list files in a directory on the remote server, while the GetAttributes and SetAttributes help retrieve and set attributes for file or directory. The software also has a Resume property that allows for resumptions of broken transfers and a Blocking mode that will execute methods and wait until they are completed.

There are ASCII and Binary file transfer modes to handle different data types. The software also features a Done event that is fired when an executed method is completed, making it a perfect place to initiate a new command.

wodSFTP is tested and works great with all OpenSSH versions and SSH from SSH Communications Security Corp., which are the most common servers in use today. Different server implementations may handle some SFTP features differently. Overall, wodSFTP is an excellent choice for anyone looking for reliable and secure file transfers.