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Certificates in PowerBuilder (General questions)

by markw, Friday, September 04, 2009, 04:21 (5558 days ago)

We have performed an evaluation using wodSFTP, and can set the Key = a long key sting . All good.

We want to now use wodFtpDLX as we want the ability to use standard ftp as well. It appears that I hve to now use a Certificate, but I can't work out how to set the properties, does anyone have a PB example code for this? (running PB 6.5)

Thanks in advance


Mark

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