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    Various file manipulation tools written in Java with source included.

    ...FilePatternFinder: Find the largest repeated byte pattern in a file that doesn't overlap. FilenameMixUpper: Scramble all the filenames in a directory. FileSplitter: Split a file into numbered parts. HttpClient: Single web page GETter. InFileFind: Find where/at a file is inside another NumeredFilesCombiner: Combine a directory of files with numbered-filenames. PassCrypt: A tool for password-en/decrypting a file. RecursiveUnzip: Unzip all the zip files in a directory tree, with optional filename mangling RegFilesRenamer: A mass-file renamer using regular expressions. ...
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    webdavclient4j is a generic WebDAV client for Java. It is based on the retired Apache Jakarta Slide project's Java webdav client, and includes the VFS WebDAV provider. It is packaged with HttpClient 3.0.1.
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