Client :: receiveFile - Request file from server

Implementation overview

• Request file from server
  Client :: receiveFile ( sSourcePath, sTargetPath )
• Request file from server
  Client :: receiveFile ( sSourcePath, sTargetPath, bRemove )

Implementation details

1. Request file from server
   odaba::String Client  :: receiveFile ( odaba::String &sSourcePath, odaba::String &sTargetPath )
   

   The function copies the file passed from sSourcePath on the server. The target location is passed in sTargetPath. Source and target path may contain option variables. Source path option variables are resolved according to server settings.

   • sSourcePath - Source path

     The source path refers to a file location for the source file. The complete path includes file name and directory. It might, however, be defined as absolute path starting with the root device or folder or a relative path.

     In order to pass no file path, an empty string ( String() ) may be passed.

   • sTargetPath - Target path

     The target path refers to a file location for the target file. The complete path includes file name and directory. It might, however, be defined as absolute path starting with the root device or folder or a relative path.

     In order to pass no file path, an empty string ( String() ) may be passed.

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2. Request file from server
   odaba::String Client  :: receiveFile ( odaba::String &sSourcePath, odaba::String &sTargetPath, bool bRemove )
   

   The function copies the file passed from sSourcePath on the server. The target location is passed in sTargetPath. Source and target path may contain option variables. Source path option variables are resolved according to server settings.

   passing true in bRemove, the file will be removed from server after being copied successfully.

   When being send successfully, the function returns the local path for the file, otherwise an empty string.

   • sSourcePath - Source path

     The source path refers to a file location for the source file. The complete path includes file name and directory. It might, however, be defined as absolute path starting with the root device or folder or a relative path.

     In order to pass no file path, an empty string ( String() ) may be passed.

   • sTargetPath - Target path

     The target path refers to a file location for the target file. The complete path includes file name and directory. It might, however, be defined as absolute path starting with the root device or folder or a relative path.

     In order to pass no file path, an empty string ( String() ) may be passed.

   • bRemove - - internal feature (not documented)
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