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*** NO LONGER MAINTAINED *** A user-friendly, cross-platform, dCache compatible GridFTP client with an intuitive graphical interface, packaged as an Eclipse plug-in and as a standalone application.
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FileCopier is a platform-independent utility for copying multiple files and folders to multiple locations with a single click. If an existing file had to be renamed, it provides a mechanism for undoing the copy if so desired.
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Encrypti is a multi platform, easy to use encrypting tool for keeping your files secure. This application offers portability of encrypted files between various platforms. Secure your files with Encrypti!
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File Arranger is an Eclipse RCP based file manager. This project initiated for testing features of the Eclipse RCP platform for possibility using RCP technology in commercial projects.
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Build Agents and Models on One PlatformGemini Enterprise Agent Platform is Google Cloud's comprehensive platform for developers to build, scale, govern, and optimize agents and models. Choose from Google's most advanced models and third-party models like Anthropic's Claude Model Family.
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Java Virtual System (JVS) is built around a virtual file system (VFS) - a common platform of Java, by Java, for Java. JVS extends JVM and makes it from an interpreter running half-compiled code a first-class server.
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Amiant Navigator is a cross-platform plug-in based all-in-one file manager, media content viewer/editor/converter, archiver, text editor, ftp browser.
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A Gallery managment tool for "iPod Photo" which enables you to add,edit and view your Photo's on your iPod. It is written in Java using Swing, so it is Platform independant.
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Platform Independent multiple file and folder copying to multiple locations interactively without losing the directory structure using java swing GUI.
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Stop Cyber Threats with VM-Series Next-Gen Firewall on AzureGain integrated visibility across all traffic in a single pass. Deploy Palo Alto Networks VM-Series to determine application identity and content while automating security policy updates via rich APIs.
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A file metadata framework for Eclipse plugins and Eclipse Rich Client Platform (RCP) applications. Includes metadata support for ID3, MPEG, Ogg Vorbis and others. Also includes two proof of concept applications: AudioMan and Quick Editor.
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J-Xplorateur is a file manager, progammed in Java, that can be used on any Java-enabled platform. It has differents viewer to see some file types (images, compressed files, texts ...). You can add themes and new languages with XML files, or some plugins
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os independent, java based, cd / dvd / file catalogizer software using some platform dependent JNI library. It stores catalog in xml
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Multi platform User Interface for quicker, more comfortable browsing of file systems and similar tree based structures. Tappr maps files to the layout of a keyboard and prioritises files based on the frequency of their access.
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FIMETO = File Merging Tool. The goal of this project is to provide platform independent software written in Java that can work as a tool for merging of files and folders with a nice user interface.
