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I have a project in VS 2005 using VB .net. I would like to login to the FTP server once but keep the connection alive while I upload multiple files from different folder meaning I will be executing the upload function multiple times while the ftp connection is alive. Do you a funtion or some code to do this?<br />

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I have a project in VS 2005 using VB .net. I would like to login to the FTP server once but keep the connection alive while I upload multiple files from different folder meaning I will be executing the upload function multiple times while the ftp connection is alive. Do you a funtion or some code to do this?


keep the FTP connection alive uploading  multiple files using VB .net 2005

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