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Waarp is the new home for the former GoldenGate projects, the first one beeing Waarp R66, an open source file transfer monitor available for production with support of security, resilience, integration, portability, performance, adaptability. It is totally open source and free, without any restriction of usage. This site hosts the binary distributions. Official Website for documentation: http://waarp.github.io/Waarp/index.html Commercial support available through: http://www.waarp.it

Ftp Site Deployer is a Netbeans plugin not a standalone FTP Client. It's designed and is particularly usefull to upload changes to a web site developed in Java, PHP. This plugin allows to transfer a single file or a folder from the project view inside the Netbeans IDE.

GoldenGate is an open source file transfer monitor in Java including several protocols (FTP, SSH, HTTP,...) to enable bridging and dynamic actions on transfer. First the FTP server supports RFC 959,775,2389,2428,3659 and others like XCRC,XMD5 and XSHA1. The project is now moved to Waarp. http://waarp.github.com/Waarp/index.html The old site still remain for old versions: http://openr66.free.fr/

JFtpSync is for uploading web content to a server via FTP. It is designed to do FTP uploading only, and do it well, offering recursive uploading of content filtered by file type. It is primarily a command-line tool but there is a Java GUI as well.

Thingamablog is a cross-platform, standalone blogging tool that makes authoring your weblogs a breeze. Thingamablog doesn't require a third-party blogging host, a CGI/PHP enabled web server, or MySQL. In fact, all you need is FTP access to a web server

Don't have a ftp access to your php hosting? Never mind! So far as your hosting supports php file access, you own a ftp server with PhpFtp. With a web-service-like connection between php and a java ftp server, PhpFtp makes everything possible!

JTransplant is a pure java tool to allow the user to transfer data between two remote servers using a GUI on their desktop. Typical use would be moving to a web site from one dedicated server to another or from one virtual account to another.

yawebftp is a webftp-client written in Java as a webapp. Just throw the "yawebftp.war"-file into the deployment-directory of your Servlet-container (tomcat, jetty, weblogic, ..) and you're ready to go! Take a test ride on the yawebftp-"Home Page"...

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

The WarServer is a JSP 1.1/Servlet 2.2 compatible web application that allows a developer to safely execute shell commands and transfer files to and from the server it is deployed on.