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This is a multi-protocol server written in Java that can be extended to support any protocol. Configuration is done through the application interface or through a web based interface. An HTTP web server is built-in. The project is NOT intended for production runs. It was not updated since 2004. The current version was ressurected only as a teaching aid.

JFtp is a graphical network browser. It supports various types of connections like FTP, SMB, SFTP, NFS, HTTP and local ones, has a nice Swing GUI, lots of features and can be started & (auto)updated using Java Web Start in any browser (link on homepage.)

FONC (FTP Over Normal Connections) allows both active and passive FTP transfers via normal port connections. This allows FTP (both control and data transfers) over simple ssh tunnels among other things. FONC is easy to setup, and runs anywhere java can.

Peter's Updater is a program to synchronize local directories automatically with FTP-Directories or other local directories. Peter's Updater supports proxies, gateways, filters and binary-/text-mode depending on the file extension.

File sync utility via ftp, written in Java. Ex, You can upload home page via ftp with batch processing. Both Swing/GUI and console is implemented.

FTPSearch/Agent is a fully functional ftp indexing & searching engine for medium local networks (20-200 servers). Unique associative extend of searching allows you to garther much relevant results. FTPSearch/Agent is written in java and PHP and use MySQL

Jwebftp is a simple JSP/Servlets-based web FTP client. It allows to provide limited FTP access via a web browser.

Proteus is a toolkit for message-based Enterprise Application Integration. It includes adapters that allow many types of message sources and sinks to be addressed in a simple, uniform fashion. It also includes a simple but very capable message broker. At

The project is a fully functional Java based IP load balancer. It has a web based admin UI to setup the configuration such as the number of real servers and their addressess, ping times to monitor the health of each of the real servers, the protocols supp

FTreeP is a distributed FTP implementation I wrote in Java for an undergraduate networking course at University of the Pacific.