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To work properly, the FTP functions require certain types of HINTERNEThandles. These handles must be created in a specific order, starting with the root handle created by InternetOpen. InternetConnectcan then create an FTP session handle.
The following illustration shows the FTP functions that are dependent on the FTP session handle returned by InternetConnect. The shaded boxes represent functions that return HINTERNEThandles, while the plain boxes represent functions that use the HINTERNEThandle created by the function on which they depend.
The following illustration shows the two FTP functions that return HINTERNEThandles and the functions that are dependent on the HINTERNEThandles created by them. The shaded boxes represent functions that return HINTERNEThandles, while the plain boxes represent functions that use the HINTERNEThandle created by the function on which they depend.
