wodFtpDLX.NET: FTP & SFTP Component for .NET

Key Features

• Secure FTP client .NET 2.0 component that supports encrypted and non-encrypted FTP access to the servers for transferring files or complete directories.
• It supports old, very common, FTP protocol, but also secured FTPS (FTP+SSL) and SFTP (FTP+SSH).
• No matter what protocol is selected - it is completely transparent for programming.
• Same methods and same events apply for all protocols.Features include- FTP, FTP+SSL with and without encrypted data channel, and SFTP (SSH subsystem) protocols- Certificate authentication for FTP+SSL protocols, or privatekey authentication for FTP+SSH protocol- Internal parsing of received directory listings - get names, sizes, ownerships etc..
• directly from our interface, through DirItems collection- Both ASCII and Binary transfer modes supported, no matter if server allows them or not- ListDir and ListNames methods for directory listing- PutFile and GetFile for storing and retrieving files (to file or to data stream)- PutFiles, GetFiles, DeleteFiles, LoopFiles for recursive uploads and downloads- Resume support- Passive and Active data connections for FTP and FTPS protocols- Blocking mode support- Set of events that notify you about method completition- Large files>4.2gb support- Timeout support- Renaming, creating of directories, deletion of files and directories......Simple interface, powerfull codewodFtpDLX.NET has no intention on providing deepest protocol specific commands (like ACCT, STOU or whatever).
• It provides only commands that can apply to all 3 supported protocols.
• But - when it provides something - it does everything automatically for you.
• You don\'t have to think about opening data ports, you don\'t have to think on sending appropriate commands, setting modes etc..
• Call GetFile - that\'s all.
• wodFtpDLX.NET will do everything else for you.

Technical Specifications

• **Publisher:** Weonlydo.com
• **License:** Shareware
• **Operating System:** Windows 7, Windows 8, Windows 10, Windows 11
• **Last Updated:** October 15, 2025
• **Category:** Programming / .NET