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| Availability |
| Windows, Mac OSX, Linux |
| Usage |
| ftpInstance.onLoggedIn |
| Parameters |
| None |
| Returns |
| Nothing |
| Description | |
| Dispatched to registered listener(s) (or called via assigned handler: see notes below) when you have successfully logged into the FTP server. Each instance of mdm.FTP requires that after a successful connection is made (that is after onLoggedIn is broadcasted, the initial directory must be set in the user code before any other FTP Class functions are performed. For example:
To summarize, before using any methods/properties that query a FTP instance, one should make sure that: - The initial directory is set - The queries are only made when the "onDirChanged" event is broadcasted |
| Notes |
| There are two ways to listen for events in 4.0: #1 using "onEventNameFunction" - callback based handlers introduced in {mdm} 2.0 #2 using IEventListener model based on Events introduced in 4.0. No matter what implementation you would use either callback and listener handler would have to use single-argument defintion as in below sample: // callback based handlers mdm.Appllication.onAppChangeFocus = function(event:Event):void { // proceed with event }; // handlers based on IEventListener model function onAppChangeFocusHandler(event:Event):void { // proceed with event }; |
| Example Code |
| // callback version myFtp.onLoggedIn = function(event:Event):void { // you've been logged in }; // myFtp.loging(username, password); // event-listener version function onLoggedInHandler(event:Event):void { // you've been logged in }; myFtp.addEventListener("onLoggedIn", onLoggedInHandler); myFtp.login(username, password); |
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