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Hi,

I saw in the jar that there are SCPClient and SFTPClient classes bundled with the jar but are not in the api documentation. Are those classes deprecated, are they useable? I'm just curious because I am new to this package and am trying to figure out what functionality I can use to implement an SCP/SSH/SFTP solution. Thanks.

John

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If you want FTP via SSH (known as SFTP), use the SSHFTPClient class - see Example 6.

Hi,

I saw in the jar that there are SCPClient and SFTPClient classes bundled with the jar but are not in the api documentation. Are those classes deprecated, are they useable? I'm just curious because I am new to this package and am trying to figure out what functionality I can use to implement an SCP/SSH/SFTP solution. Thanks.

John
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Yes and I have that example working in my code, but i was curious about the other two classes. Are they helper internal classes? Can they be used?
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They are helper internal classes. They can be used, but are not very well documented, and we don't support them.

Yes and I have that example working in my code, but i was curious about the other two classes. Are they helper internal classes? Can they be used?
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[quote="support2"]They are helper internal classes. They can be used, but are not very well documented, and we don't support them.

[quote="johnferron"]Yes and I have that example working in my code, but i was curious about the other two classes. Are they helper internal classes? Can they be used?[/quote][/quote]

Can you please share the SCP implementation source code??
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