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This tutorial will walk you through creating a Web Application and add Ftp library to it.
Creating a new project and adding FTP library to it
- Start the Visual Studio .NET.
- From File menu, choose New, then choose Project.
- From the Project Creation dialog box, choose either Visual C# Projects or Visual Basic Projects then choose ASP.NET Web Application. Specify a name and a location for the project, then click OK.
- Now add FTP library to your web application. To do this, add references to Atp.Ftp.dll, Atp.Common.dll, Atp.FileSystem.dll, Atp.NetworkSecure and Atp.Network.dll assemblies. Please see Installation instruction for C# and Installation instruction for VB.NET for more details.
- Now make a quick application to test. Drag a Button and a Label onto the form.
- Add the following code to the button "OnClick" event handler. This code is for uploading a local file to an FTP server.
C# 
Copy Code// Create a new instance.
Ftp client = new Ftp();
// Connect to the FTP server.
client.Connect("localhost");
// Authenticate.
client.Authenticate("test", "test");
// Upload local file 'c:\test.dat' to the default remote directory.
client.UploadFile("c:\\test.dat", "test.dat");
string defaultDir = client.GetCurrentDirectory();
label1.Text = string.Format("File has been successfully uploaded to '{0}'.", defaultDir);
// Disconnect.
client.Disconnect();VB.NET Copy Code' Create a new instance.
Dim client As New Ftp()
' Connect to the FTP server.
client.Connect("localhost")
' Authenticate.
client.Authenticate("test", "test")
' Upload local file 'c:\test.dat' to the default remote directory.
client.UploadFile("c:\test.dat", "test.dat")
Dim defaultDir As String = client.GetCurrentDirectory()
label1.Text = String.Format("File has been successfully uploaded to '{0}'.", defaultDir)
' Disconnect.
client.Disconnect() - Compile and execute the application by navigating to the Debug menu and choose Start. Click the button and you should see a message indicating that the file has been successfully uploaded to your FTP server's default working directory in the label control.
