Transfer Engine (SDK) 

Setting the Multi part download attribute can greatly increase the transfer speed for 

larger files under certain conditions. For example, the site must support multiple 

concurrent connections from the same user and you must have significant bandwidth. 

The Download method is a syncrhonous command, meaning it must finish executing 

before subsequent commands in your script can be called. Use the method 

DownloadAsync 

(which also supports Multi part transfers) to asyncrhonously 

download files, which allows you to execute the rest of the script while the download(s) 

take place. 

Uploading files 

Description 

Use the Upload method to transfer a file or folder from a local hard drive to a remote 

server.  

Syntax 

Object.Upload(BSTR strLocalName ,BSTR strRemoteName , 

long nMultiPartNumber)

Parameters 

This is optional, use it only if you want to change the 

destination name or path for the uploaded files or 

strRemoteName 

folders. You can use absolute or relative paths with or 

without wildcards.  

This is the path to the local item you are uploading. You 

strLocalName 

can use absolute or relative paths with or without 

wildcards. 

Use this to split the upload into multiple parts.  The 

nMultiPartNumber 

default value = 1.  The value specifies the number of 

parts used for the download. 

Example 

Set MySite = CreateObject("CuteFTPPro.TEConnection")  

`Specify user, pass, host, and connect as normal...  

MySite.Connect `Recommended: call connect first  

MySite.RemoteFolder = "Temp"  

MySite.LocalFolder = "C:\123"  

`using relative path, all files in folder 123 are 

uploaded to the folder Temp off the current folder on the 

server.  

MySite.Upload "*.*" 

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