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FTP upload to OpenVMS using VB.NET
I am attempting to FTP a file with a specific format to an OpenVMS system, using the VB.NET FtpWebRequest object (see code snippet). The strExportText string is given a value by opening a .txt file and reading in the contents. The text file contains 3 lines of text. The code below will successfully make the connection, stream the bytes, and end the connection. When the file is opened on the OpenVMS side, the carriage returns are not being recognized. There should be 3 lines of text, where now there is one continuous line with the letters CR and LF at the carriage return and line feed positions. What settings need to be set in order for the OpenVMS to understand the characters?
Private Function ExportShipped(ByVal strExportText As String) As DBReturn
Dim dbrReturn As DBReturn = DBReturn.Fail
Dim ftpReq As FtpWebRequest
Dim ftpStream As IO.Stream
Dim bytExportText(strExportText.Length) As Byte
Dim sdrSOExportInfo As SqlDataReader
Dim strFTPDirectory As String
Dim strFileName As String
Dim strUserName As String
Dim strPassword As String
Try
sdrSOExportInfo = mobjDBShipping.GetSOExportInfo()
If sdrSOExportInfo.Read Then
strFTPDirectory = sdrSOExportInfo(db_Shipping.SOExportIX.OutputDirectory).ToString
strFileName = sdrSOExportInfo(db_Shipping.SOExportIX.OutputFileName).ToString
strUserName = sdrSOExportInfo(db_Shipping.SOExportIX.Username).ToString
strPassword = sdrSOExportInfo(db_Shipping.SOExportIX.Password).ToString
ftpReq = FtpWebRequest.Create(strFTPDirectory & "\" & strFileName)
ftpReq.Credentials = New NetworkCredential(strUserName, strPassword)
ftpReq.Method = WebRequestMethods.Ftp.UploadFile
ftpReq.UseBinary = True
bytExportText = Encoding.Default.GetBytes(strExportText)
ftpReq.ContentLength = bytExportText.Length
ftpStream = ftpReq.GetRequestStream
ftpStream.Write(bytExportText, 0, bytExportText.Length)
ftpStream.Close()
'ftpResponse = ftpReq.GetResponse()
'("Upload File Complete, status {0}", ftpResponse.StatusDescription)
' ftpResponse.Close()
dbrReturn = DBReturn.Success
Else
dbrReturn = DBReturn.Fail
End If
Catch ex As Exception
Throw ex
End Try
Return dbrReturn
End Function
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