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Deployer is an Eclipse plug-in to deploy files in remote servers, using SSH. It's written in Java and released under the LGPL. It adds a Preferences page to the resources to set the deployment information, and a submenu with a Deploy action.
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Gruntspud is a graphical CVS client written in Java. It supports a variety of different connection mechanisms (local, pserver, ext, ssh & server). It is intended to be able to run as a plugin to jEdit but also as as a standalone application.
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An easy programmatic java API providing access to ssh servers to execute remote commands, use sftp to transfer files, etc.
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A fast and flexible implementation of SSH and SCP for Java, modelled on OpenSSH. In the beginning it should be simple, but hopefully eventually feature-rich.
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Jiph is an additional layer of abstraction between the UIKit wrapper JocStrap and the iPhone/iPod Touch Java developer.
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