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FTP Applet
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| Link ID |
24099 |
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FTP Applet |
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http://www.jscape.com/ftpapplet/index.html |
| Description |
FTP Applet is a full-featured Java based FTP client that runs in the context of your web browser. FTP Applet is targeted towards organizations wishing to provide their users an easy method of exchanging data without the need for additional client software. A free fully functional version of FTP Applet is available for download.Recent features include:Added support to browse local volumes. Added support to browse recent local remote directories.Added support for Mac Classic platforms (OS 9).Local directory listings are now sorted alphabetically. Added loginErrorUrl parameter to specify page to redirect to in the event of a login error.Added SOCKS proxy support. Added ability to exclude remote directories from display. See remoteDirs applet parameter. Added ability to limit remote directories displayed. See remoteDirs applet parameter. |
| Category |
Java > Applications > File Management |
| Date |
Jun 30, 2006 |
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