What is axway file transfer?

Axway file transfer is a free and secure file sharing app that enables you to send files from Android to PC, Mac or Linux.

It has built in encryption so all your information is private and secure.

Transfer of files is possible via Wi-Fi, Bluetooth or USB. Using Axway file transfer app is completely free. The app allows users to control bandwidth and save money on data usage. With Axway file transfer you can easily transfer files over 30 MB to any destination. All your information is encrypted and stored in Axway file transfer. Using Axway file transfer you can easily share files from your phone or tablet. The app also has the ability to manage contacts, notes, tasks, messages and voice recordings.

Axway file transfer is available on Google Play Store for Android phones and tablets. Android users can download Axway file transfer from Google Play Store for free.

Key Features. Transfer files over Wi-Fi, Bluetooth or USB. Encryption - user information is secured and private. Bandwidth control - saves users money on data usage. File Manager - Manage files, tasks, notes, messages, contacts, voice recorders, etc. Share files from phone/tablet to Android and other devices. File transfer is possible via Wi-Fi, Bluetooth or USB. Transfers files up to 30 MB. Free version supports up to two devices. Simple and easy-to-use interface. Transfer files up to 30 MB. Manage files, tasks, contacts, notes, messages, voice recorders, etc.

What is the difference between file transfer and API?

File transfer.

To upload a file you have to specify the file to upload. The upload will be processed in the background, and it's up to the API provider to make it available for download. It might take some time, and when it's available, the file will be delivered to your app through the REST endpoint. The file download happens on the client side.

APIs. In order to upload a file you have to specify the content type, a maximum size, the filename of the file, etc. These parameters are required and are not configurable. If you don't provide these, the API provider can't process your request and you won't get any answer. The content type can be configurable. For example, there are 3rd party SDKs that have support for various file types and can automatically create a Content-Type header based on the filename. The size of the file is defined by the user.