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This program executes some basic tasks at the same time. For the moment, only "copy directory (with structure)" and "delete directory" are implemented tasks. You can also save your list of tasks. The list tasks could be enhanced if needed.
Cachier is a program that lets you easily move files from a slow location to a faster one. Decrease loading times by caching game data to an SSD or RAM disk.
A 100% Java implementation of the Unix "find" program. It can be used as a library, allowing Java programs to search for files. It supports many of the GNU find's options. JavaFind is capable of automatically delegating to GNU find if available.
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This is a file splitter written in Java. Unlike some file splitter programs that I have come across, this program allows for the transfer of split files between different Operating Systems. Tested on Linux, Free-BSD and Windows XP & 98
Jibte is an alternative system exploring program like Microsoft Windows Explorer. Using Jibte, the user will always see the full size of the directories she is exploring, allowing users to search for 'hidden' large files that they wish to remove.
LazySync is a pure-Java file-synchronization program written for handheld devices (currently supports the Compaq iPAQ) using the SavaJeXE (www.savaje.com) Java operating system.