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Chapter 7: WS_FTP Transfer Manager
This chapter includes the following topics:
What is the Transfer Manager?
The WS_FTP Pro Transfer Manager is the module of WS_FTP Pro that performs transfers. It is also useful to users as a tool that lets them view the progress of transfers, to schedule the transfer of multiple files, and to view logs for individual transfers.
Transfer Manager Dialogs
The following sections describe each of the dialogs and tabs that are encountered while using the Transfer Manager.
Transfer Manager Transfers Tab
The Transfer Manager dialog displays a list of all pending, paused, and failed transfers. To access this dialog from either WS_FTP Pro interface: From the View menu, select Transfer Manager.
- Source. The path and name of the file or folder that is to be transferred.
- Status. The current status of the listed item.
- Transferred. The number of bytes transferred.
- Rate (KB/S). The number of Kilobytes being transferred per second.
- Size. The actual size of the file in bytes.
- Time Left. The estimated time left until the transfer is complete.
Transfer Manager History Tab
The History tab of the Transfer Manager displays a list of successful transfers. This list can be sorted by clicking on the column headers.
- Transfer Arrow. The arrow on the far left side of the item identifies what type of transfer was performed. An up arrow means upload, a down for download, and a left-right arrow is for site to site transfers.
- Date. This is the date and time the transfer was completed.
- Source. This is the site profile that was used to connect to the source.
- Source Path. The path on the source directory from the root to the transferred item.
- Source File Name. The name of the source file that was transferred.
- Destination. The site profile and folder that was used to connect to the destination.
- Destination Path. The path on the destination directory from the root to where the transferred item was placed.
- Destination File Name. The name of the file after it has been transferred.
- Size. The number of bytes transferred.
Once a file is successfully transferred, you can select it and choose Execute from the History menu. If it is a download, the destination file will be opened in its associated application. If it is an upload, the source file will be opened.
You can remove items from the history list by selecting them and choosing Delete from the History menu.
You can remove all items by selecting Clear All from the History menu.
Request Properties
You can double click any item on the Transfer Manager dialog to view the Request Properties dialog for that item.
The following information appears on the File Properties dialog.
- Elapsed Time. The amount of time that has passed since the transfer began.
- Contains. Number of files and folders contained in the request. (Only displayed when a folder is selected)
- Transferred Bytes. The number of bytes transferred.
- Transfer Rate. The number of Kilobytes being transferred per second.
- Transfer Mode. The mode the file was transferred in.
- Attempts. Number of times the application tried to make the transfer.
- Operation. The type of transfer being performed. Either Upload or Download.
- Status. The current status code of the listed item.
- Source. The path name of the source of the transfer.
- Destination. The path name of the destination of the transfer.
Log Window
To view the log for an item, select the item, then from the View menu, select Log.
The log window will contain all actions that have been initiated for the selected transfer request, including pause and resume.
Refer to Appendix B for descriptions of error messages that may appear in the log.
Operation After Transfers
The Operations After Transfers submenu can be found on both the Transfers and History menus. This submenu allows you to select the following operations.
Exit Application. After the application finishes all active or scheduled transfer requests, WS_FTP Pro will close itself.
Shutdown Computer. After the application finishes all active or scheduled transfer requests, WS_FTP Pro will attempt to shut the computer down.
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