#include <fte.h>
DWORD WINAPI xfAbortTransfer(hConnection, dwFlags)
HCONNECTION hConnection; /* handle of connection to terminate */
DWORD dwFlags; /* flag specifying reason for termination */
The xfAbortTransfer function tells the system to terminate a file transfer.
Parameters
hConnection
Identifies the connection to terminate.
dwFlags
Specifies the conditions for termination. It can be one of the following:
Value | Meaning | |
XF_SYSTEM_ABORT | System specified termination due to error such as not enough disk space or fatal application error. | |
XF_USER_ABORT | User specified termination, for instance by choosing a cancel button. | |
Return Value
The return value specifies the result of the termination request. It can be any one of the values list in section 2.2.4. File Transfer Errors.
Comments
The xfAbortTransfer function is generally called after an error condition occurs and when abnormally terminating the transfer. Use the xfAbortTransfer function call after the application detects the error and needs to terminate the tranfer. The file transfer engine will stop receiving files on that connection and notifies the remote computer.
See Also
xfDisconnect