HiveNetFileTransfer is a file transfer processing framework provided by HiveNetAssemble. Different transfer protocols can be developed based on this framework to realize remote file transfer processing. In addition, this module also implements the file transfer function of grpc protocol based on HiveNetGRpc.
HiveNetFileTransfer是HiveNetAssemble提供的文件传输处理框架, 可以基于该框架开发不同的传输协议来实现文件的远程传输处理, 此外该模块也基于HiveNetGRpc实现了gRpc协议的文件传输功能。
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