Hi
Just need to copy an image: 'image1.jpg'
FROM: c:\images directory on a local machine
TO: 'c:\images' directory on a remote Windows Server 2012 machine . ( eg. 233.211.201.111 )
Is this possible ?
Are there any TMS components or techniques to achive this?
Thank you
Kamran
Perhaps you could use TWebCopy for this? It includes regular file transfers across Windows networks.
Hi Bruno
Yes that looks like it will do the job.
I need to copy from local folder to remote folder; webcopy appears to allow this.
Can you confirm this?
I tried the TMS demo for webcopy .. but it does not appear to work.
Perhaps the files are missing from your server. !
Not sure.!
Anyhow they dont appear in my local folder when I run the program.
Regards
Kamran
I cannot see a problem here.
This was retested with following code:
Hi Bruno
Thank you for your response.
It clearly works in your example.
I checked the documenentation but there is no example to illustrate what I want to do.
I have tried but, I am not so familiar with the syntax of making it work for the below example.
eg.
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FROM:
c:\images (local machine)
TO:
'c:\images' (REMOTE Windows Server 2012 machine) . ( eg. 233.211.201.111 )
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1. In particular is there need for password and port no to access the windows remote server ?
2. Does the directory or folder on the server need to shared ?
2. What is the correct syntax to make the above example work.
(url: servername, portno, username, password etc... etc..)
Regards
Kamran
I have no idea how your server is configured.
Hi Bruno
My server is normally accessed using a windows "Remote Desktop Connection"
Which asks for a user name and password. I then have full access to the server.
But I just wanted to establish the construction / syntax of the URL in my case/example.
eg the ip address/server name etc.
Thanks
Kamran
Well, your server will somehow have to be setup to allow putting files on it. Either there will have to be a folder shared with write permissions, an FTP server or HTTP upload handling. If this server is only setup to have RDP, I don't know of a way you can put files on it.