Open Source Java File Systems - Page 8

This is a simple utility application for listing out files stored in a given directory or on whole of your computer. List is sorted based on the size of the files. This application is useful when you are running out of disk space on your system. Usually it happens that the disk is full and you are not sure what is taking up the space and what can you delete to be able to reclaim some space. This app scans the folder/full machine and lists the files, list being sorted according descending order of file sizes. And hence it can greatly help in identifying the files those can be deleted. You can list down files for multiple folders by running scan n number of times. All the history scans will be available for viewing unless user purges a scan. It can be useful for both kind of users - individual users and enterprise users(system admins) It can be scaled up for enterprise use. Check out wiki pages. Start with reading Readme.txt file in the downloaded package.

JIIC is a streaming-based Java implementation of ISO 9660 for creating CD-ROM filesystem images

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

A collection of tools to assist the recovery of files from a corrupt memory card. Initial aim of this project was to recover photographic jpeg and avi files from a corrupt SD card. However, the tools might be usable in other situations. Current project is fairly rough and may need some adjustment to the source code to work for specific cases.

Cryptographically secure your files with asymmetric and symmetric keys, as well as password based encryptions and file/text checksums. Use upto 6 different keys to encrypt/decrypt and get checksums using MD2, MD5, SHA1, CRC32, etc..