RemoteCopy Method

public void RemoteCopy(
   Ftp destinationFtpServer, 
   string sourceFilePath, 
   string destinationFilePath
)

Public Sub RemoteCopy( _
   ByVal destinationFtpServer As Ftp,  _
   ByVal sourceFilePath As String,  _
   ByVal destinationFilePath As String _
)

public:
  void RemoteCopy(
   Ftp^ destinationFtpServer, 
   String^ sourceFilePath, 
   String^ destinationFilePath
);

Parameters

destinationFtpServer

An Ftp object representing the destination server. Must be already initialized.

sourceFilePath

The path to the source file to be copied.

destinationFilePath

The path to the destination file.

Shows how to use RemoteCopy method to copy a file on an FTP server to another server using direct server-to-server transfer, also known as FXP.

using System;
using System.Collections.Generic;
using System.Text;
using ComponentPro.Net;
using ComponentPro.IO;

...

// Create a new class instance.
Ftp ftp1 = new Ftp();

// Connect to the FTP server.
ftp1.Connect("myserver");

// Authenticate.
ftp1.Authenticate("userName", "password");

// ... 
 
// Create a new class instance.
Ftp ftp2 = new Ftp();

// Connect to the FTP server.
ftp2.Connect("myserver2");

// Authenticate.
ftp2.Authenticate("userName", "password");

// ... 
 
// Copy "/myfile.x" file from the first FTP server to the second one.
ftp1.RemoteCopy(ftp2, "/myfile.x", "/myfile.x");


// Disconnect.
ftp1.Disconnect();

ftp2.Disconnect();

Imports System.Text
Imports ComponentPro.Net
Imports ComponentPro.IO

...

' Create a new class instance. 
Dim ftp1 As New Ftp()

' Connect to the FTP server.
ftp1.Connect("myserver")

' Authenticate.
ftp1.Authenticate("userName", "password")

' ... 
 
' Create a new class instance. 
Dim ftp2 As New Ftp()

' Connect to the FTP server.
ftp2.Connect("myserver2")

' Authenticate.
ftp2.Authenticate("userName", "password")

' ... 
 
' Copy "/myfile.x" file from the first FTP server to the second one.
ftp1.RemoteCopy(ftp2, "/myfile.x", "/myfile.x")


' Disconnect.
ftp1.Disconnect()

ftp2.Disconnect()

Reference