Transfer Queue Pane Overview

The Transfer Queue pane displays a history of files and folders that are transferred between the local file system and a remote file server. For example, when a local file within the local browser is uploaded to a remote browser, a row is inserted here that represents the upload process of that local file. The Transfer Queue has many options that control the transfers that are taking place. Common options are located on the toolbar. Extra options can be accessed by right-clicking which displays a pop-up menu.

A status bar is also provided which displays important information pertaining to the configuration and state of the Transfer Queue.

The Transfer Queue has several columns that pertain to the transfer process. These are described below:

Status	Displays images that correspond to the state of the transfer item. The various states are described below: Running Identifies which items are currently being processed. Pending Identifies which items are waiting to be processed. Paused Identifies which items have been paused. Error Identifies which items have encountered errors. Cancelled Identifies which items have been cancelled. Skipped Identifies which items have been skipped. Complete Identifies which items have been successfully processed.
Operation	Displays the operation that occurs for this particular item. The various operations are described below: Upload The file or directory is uploaded from the source path to its destination path. Download The file or directory is downloaded from the source path to its destination path. New Folder A new folder is created on the remote server, based on the source path provided. Delete The file or directory is deleted from the remote server, based on the source path provided. Rename The file or directory is renamed on the remote server, based on destination path provided. Properties The file or directory is renamed on the remote server, based on destination path provided.
Name	Displays the name of the file that is being transferred. The name field also identifies groupings. Groupings have custom numbers that correspond to each items place within the grouping. For example, when two files are uploaded, their file names are appended with: "(1 of 2)" and "(2 of 2)" respectively.
Transferred	Displays the individual progress for the file that is being transferred.
Completion	Displays the rate of which the transfer is occurring and provides an estimated time of arrival for the file to reach its destination.
Overall	Displays the progress for the individual file that is being transferred or the overall progress of a transfer grouping. A transfer grouping can be identified within the "Name" column which appends the numbers of items that are within the group.
Source Path	Displays the absolute file path of where the file came from.
Destination Path	Displays the absolute file path of where the file is going.