Default connection.

Aborts an active file transfer.

Appends specified data to the existing file. If existing file doesn't exist, it will be created.

Authenticates user. Authenticate method chooses strongest possible authentication method supported by server.

Gets session authenticated user identity, returns null if not authenticated.

Starts connection to the specified host.

Starts connection to the specified host.

Starts connection to the specified remote end point.

Starts connection to the specified remote end point.

Starts disconnecting connection.

Connects to the specified host. If the hostname resolves to more than one IP address, all IP addresses will be tried for connection, until one of them connects.

Connects to the specified host. If the hostname resolves to more than one IP address, all IP addresses will be tried for connection, until one of them connects.

Connects to the specified remote end point.

Connects to the specified remote end point.

Connects to the specified remote end point.

Starts connecting to remote end point.

Gets the time when session was connected.

Creates a directory on the FTP server.

Gets or sets local IP address to use for data connection. Value null means that system will allocate it.

Gets or sets ports what data connection may use. Value null means that system will allocate it.

Deletes specified directory from FTP server.

Deletes specified file from ftp server.

Closes connection to FTP server.

Clean up any resources being used. This method is thread-safe.

Ends a pending asynchronous connection request.

Ends a pending asynchronous disconnect request.

Determines whether the specified Object is equal to the current Object.

Gets FTP exteneded capabilities supported by FTP server.

Allows an object to try to free resources and perform other cleanup operations before it is reclaimed by garbage collection.

Gets current working directory in the sFTP server.

Gets specified file from FTP server.

Gets specified file from FTP server.

Serves as a hash function for a particular type.

Gets files and directories in the current server directory.

Gets files and directories in the current server directory.

Gets the Type of the current instance.

Gets greeting text which was sent by FTP server.

Gets session ID.

Gets if this session is authenticated.

Gets if TCP client is connected.

Gets if this object is disposed.

Gets if this session TCP connection is secure connection.

Gets the last time when data was sent or received.

Gets session local IP end point.

Logs exception.

Logs read operation.

Logs free text entry.

Logs write operation.

Gets or sets TCP client logger. Value null means no logging.

Creates a shallow copy of the current Object.

Send NOOP command to server. This method can be used for keeping connection alive(not timing out).

This method is called after TCP client has sucessfully connected.

This method is called when TCP client has sucessfully connected.

This must be called when unexpected error happens. When inheriting TCP_Client class, be sure that you call OnError method for each unexpected error.

Reads and logs specified line from connected host.

Terminates the user and flushes all state information on the server. The connection is left open.

Gets session remote IP end point.

Renames file or directory to the new specified name.

Changes the current working directory on the server.

Stores specified file to FTP server.

Stores specified file to FTP server.

Switches session to secure connection.

Starts switching connection to secure.

Gets TCP stream which must be used to send/receive data through this session.

Gets or sets default TCP read/write timeout.

Returns a string that represents the current object.

Gets or sets data connection establish mode.

Gets or stes remote callback which is called when remote server certificate needs to be validated. Value null means not sepcified.

Sends and logs specified line to connected host.