HP NonStop Data Transformation Engine FTP Adapter Reference Manual page 32

Chapter 4 - Syntax Summary
The
url_path
cwd1/cwd2/.../cwdN/name;type= xfer_type
where
cwd1
xfer_type is one of the characters
omitted. The
omitted, including the
, and
host port
The
url_path
Each
cwd
(change working directory) command.
If the typecode is "
argument and interpret the results as a file directory listing.
Otherwise, perform a
then access the file named
Note The xfer_type argument has been extended beyond what is supported by the
RFC, specifically the D1, D2, D3, and D4 sections. Also,
excluded, although it is rarely useful to do so;
an at sign ( . Within the user and password field, any
@)
characters must be encoded. See
of an FTP URL has the following syntax:
through and
cwdN
and parts may be empty. The whole
cwdx name
, delimiting it from the prefix containing
/
.
is interpreted as a series of FTP commands as follows:
element is to be sequentially supplied as the argument to a
", perform a
d
command with xfer_type as the argument and
TYPE
name
F T P A d a p t e r R e f e r e n c e G u i d e
URL
are (possibly encoded) strings and
name
, , or . The part
a i d
(name list) command with
NLST
(for example, using the
host
3 2
,
:
Encoding.
xfer_type may be
;type=
url_path
,
user
name
command).
RETR
may be
host:port
defaults to
localhost
URL Syntax
, or
@ /
may be
,
password
CWD
as the
.