Transfer Engine (SDK) 

ftp://ftp.sitename.com/pub l: user p: pass   l: user is a 

lowercase "L", not "one"  

ftp://ftp.sitename.com/pub:44 l: user p: pass  

ftp://ftp.sitename.com/pub port:44 l: user p: pass  

ftp://ftp.sitename.com/pub l/p: user/pass  

ftp://ftp.sitename.com/pub:44 l/p: user/pass  

ftp://ftp.sitename.com/pub p:44 l/p: user/pass  

ftp://ftp.sitename.com/pub port:44 l/p: user/pass  

ftp://ftp.sitename.com/pub l: user p: pass  

ftp://ftp.sitename.com/pub:44 l: user p: pass  

ftp://ftp.sitename.com/pub p:44 l: user p: pass  

ftp://ftp.sitename.com/pub port:44 l: user p: pass

Extended URL formats  

Aside from the standard URL formats shown above, additional specifiers may be used to 

denote the direction of transfer and download path. Use the extended format to perform site 

to site transfers, uploads, targeted downloads, and more. 

The standard url ftp://user:pass@ftp.host.com will be used in the following examples: 

Format: Normal URL transfer 

Example: 

MySite.TransferURLAsync 

"ftp://user:pass@ftp.host.com"

 download site to the default download folder 

Format: URL [space] "  >" [space] LPATH 

Example: 

MySite.TransferURLAsync "ftp://user:pass@ftp.host.com 

  > c:\temp"

 download site to the c:\temp folder 

Format: URL [space] "<  " [space] LPATH 

Example: 

MySite.TransferURLAsync "ftp://user:pass@ftp.host.com 

<   c:\web"

 upload files from c:\web to the site 

Format: URL1 [space] "< >" [space] URL2 

Example: 

MySite.TransferURLAsync "ftp://user:pass@ftp.host.com 

< >

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