Maxim wrote:
Hi,
May be my question was not exact. I don't want to implement RFC for
tftp. I just searched some package/library with API that allows me to
use tftp easy (something like tftpGet/tftpSet,...).
Thanks, Max
If you just want a library to do the work of tftp for you, google for
tftp library. There appear to be several written in java. Or just
dissect the source of one of the available tftp implementations for
linux to make your own library (it really is pretty straightforward).
For that matter, write your own library that just calls fork and exec on
tftp with the appropriate options for any particular library operation
you wish to implement.
HTH
Neil
-----Original Message-----
From: Neil Horman [mailto:nhorman@xxxxxxxxxx]
Sent: Monday, February 21, 2005 9:10 PM
To: maxim@xxxxxxxxxx
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Subject: Re: tftp question
Maxim wrote:
Hi!
I'm writing my first Linux program that should connect via tftp
connection to server and get some file. I'm trying to find
documentation on tftp API that I can use. I need it as simple as
possible. Could anybody to help me with it? Does anybody has example
of
such code?
Thanks for help, MaxUs
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Well, TFTP is defined completely in RFC 783
(http://www.faqs.org/rfcs/rfc783.html). That should get you started. If
you need references, just about any linux distro has a tftp client that
will provide examples for you.
HTH
Neil
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