How to upload a project more than 150 M on Jelastic?
I have a project size of that is 4G, with resources and code.
Also I cannot upload it using FTP, because my login contains symbol '#' that is not correct for Jelastic form of FTP uploading.
Using FTP in Jelastic not depend of the username. Jelastic provides your user name for FTP, such as jelastic-ftp.
More information about FTP support you can find in the Jelastic docs
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How to upload an image via FTP in Codename One?
I've made many researches but any one lead me to the solution.
I need to provide the hostname, username and password
We don't support FTP, it isn't as commonly used within apps.
Images are uploaded using multipart requests which is the same thing as form submit in HTTP/HTML. For that you will either need a server or a cloud service that accepts multipart requests for you.
Is there a way, to setup directl file transfer from Dropbox/Google Drive/OneDrive... to FTP server. Is it "physically" possible or/and does any API and programming logic even allow that?
No, Dropbox does not offer an FTP interface or functionality like this. Dropbox offers an HTTP based API:
https://www.dropbox.com/developers/core
You could use that API to programmatically download content from Dropbox, and then upload that to an FTP server, but that would require a client in the middle to manage the download and upload.
I want to connect my salesforce account to an FTP server so that I do not have to use the local system for the storage of any files coming from FTP. I have tried connecting to the FTP server using CLI which I have done successfully as I can see the files coming from the FTP.
Can somebody explain how i ccould connect the ftp server to my salesforce account using an http request and also how could i transfer and use the .Csv file to update/import the data into the salesforce custom object**
There are many methods to import data into Salesforce, however, FTP to Salesforce isn't one of them. I would either use the Salesforce Data Loader, if you have access to this data at the console, or use the Salesforce API for whatever platform you program in, to create a program that uses your FTP and can parse your data and deliver it to Salesforce through the API.
You're not going to be able to do this directly. You might look at using an intermediary system like TIBCO or Informatica. SFDC specifically prohibits FTP access.
Using your staging system, have it kick off an Apex bulk API job to do the import. You could do it with a cheap cloud server running your FTP box and a script that kicks off when a file is created in the specified directory, and then when the API job is done, archive or delete the original file and log files.
My webhosting service provide me one FTP account. and user/client connect with their own id and password and access to the file on ftp on its own directories?
or simple word. how do i create multiple user for accessing thier directories on ftp?
The site is coded on php.
server apache
do the users only go though the web interface? if so create a directory for then and sanitize the inputs with php so they cannot browse under the base tree you give them.
I'm new to Joomla and trying to help on a project.
I'm trying to switch host providers for my live Joomla Website.
I've successfully connected to FTP within Dreamweaver and the sites files are not displaying. Locally, I see the folder 'htdcos' with only 'contact.php' in it and only '.ftpquota' on the remote end. How can I access the websites files to back them to my hard drive to re-upload them to the new host?
Use http://filezilla-project.org/download.php
Use a FTP such as FileZilla http://filezilla-project.org/download.php Dreamweaver is not that much compatible with Joomla's architecture.
Most of the web hosting companies, provides a back-end (CPanel) where you can zip the website root folder and upload it to the site and extract them, that way its very easy to deploy your joomla website.