file-transfer

I need to download files on my mobile device and make them accessible for other apps (using Android and iOS). I managed to download a file to the SD card ( cordova.file.externalDataDirectory ), but this only exists on Android and even then I cannot rely on every device having an SD card. When I download to the device storage ( cordova.file.dataDirectory ), the file is private to my app and therefore not accessible for other apps. The file can be opened in the InAppBrowser, but I would prefer to use the respective default app. Is there a way to get a path to a directory publicly available on

I have a legacy script which I am not able to understand. The script is to transfer 4 files (2 ebcdic format files and 2 pdf files) in unix to mainframes through ftp. ebcdic format file 1 is abc.xyz ebcdic format file 2 is pqr.xyz pdf file 1 is abc.pdf pdf file 2 is pqr.pdf mainframe file name is AM2P.BJCUN.SALCHG The syntax of the command in the script is as below: quote site recfm=fb put /myfiles/abc.xyz AM2P.BJCUN.SALCHG append /myfiles/abc.pdf AM2P.BJCUN.SALCHG append /myfiles/pqr.xyz AM2P.BJCUN.SALCHG append /myfiles/pqr.pdf AM2P.BJCUN.SALCHG I want to achieve the same thing through SCP.

Problem : Can't receive a file sent to my android app via XMPP and OpenFire Server. I can successfully send a file though. The asmack jar I am using is asmack-jse-buddycloud-2010.12.11.jar Code : connConfig = new ConnectionConfiguration("beta.myCompany.co.uk", 5222); connConfig.setSASLAuthenticationEnabled(true); try { connect("username", "password"); } catch (Exception e) { e.printStackTrace(); } ServiceDiscoveryManager sdm = ServiceDiscoveryManager.getInstanceFor(connection); if(sdm == null) sdm = new ServiceDiscoveryManager(connection); fileTransferManager = new FileTransferManager

I want to transfer NSString between two iOS device, via bluetooth. Can anybody please help how to do transfer NSString via bluetooth? I searched for specific answer and for sample code, but couldn't find it. Please guide me. Thanks in Advance.!! I'm going to comment more extensively on how you can use MCSession for this sort of simple case since when I was first familiarizing myself with MCSession , I was amazed at how little information was available on how to utilize a simple MCSession without adding the extra layer of an MCBrowserViewController . In your .h, add the following delegates:

I am having a problem storing a file locally on an iOS (or android) device using apache cordova's "file" plugin. The problem I believe is setting the path properly. this is the error message I get from Xcode Could not create path to save downloaded file: The operation couldn\U2019t be completed. (Cocoa error 512.) Here is the code where I am attempting to save the file locally: <script type="text/javascript" charset="utf-8" src="cordova.js"></script> <script type="text/javascript" charset="utf-8"> document.addEventListener("deviceready", onDeviceReady, false); var root; function onDeviceReady(

I created a program that iterates over a bunch of files and invokes for some of them: scp <file> user@host:<remotefile> However, in my case, there may be thousands of small files that need to transferred, and scp is opening a new ssh connection for each of them, which has quite some overhead. I was wondering if there is no solution where I keep one process running that maintains the connection and I can send it "requests" to copy over single files. Ideally, I'm looking for a combination of some sender and receiver program, such that I can start a single process (1) at the beginning: ssh user