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README for SCPMidlet 2011 April 14 andrew.j.milne@gmail.com Description ----------- As of this writing, this is a dead simple (but functioning) Java ME/J2ME (also known as Java Microedition, or Java 2 microedition) midlet that can pull back and save to your handheld a single file at a time via scp from a remote host, or send a single file via scp from your handheld to a remote host, in both cases using password or keypair-based authentication. I'm developing it with the intent to build it into a reasonably full-featured scp client because although there are midlets that act as ssh terminal clients, there doesn't seem to be an open source midlet capable of doing scp at all as yet. It has no capacity for recursive nor multiple fetches or sends, as yet. It is now capable of browsing the remote directory, in a normal *nix server setup in which 'ls' is available at the console and remote shell (ssh) access is available for the account. However, the remote browser is not particularly integrated to the retrieve functionality as yet. You can browse for a file remotely, using this facility, and fetch it separately, for now. Note also that you can't browse above your home directory, yet. And while it should talk fine to a cygwin server, it almost certainly won't work with a typical Win32 setup, since it relies upon the presence (and expected output) of ls. As a CDLC-type Java ME/J2ME midlet, scpmidlet should run on a wide variety of Java ME-equipped smartphones and feature phones. CHANGELOG for rel_007 --------------------- Remote directory browsing facility added. CHANGELOG for rel_006 --------------------- Supports sending a single local file to the remote home directory. CHANGELOG for rel_005 --------------------- Supports connection profiles and public key-based authentication. WARNING ------- This thing is pre-alpha at this writing. Use at your own risk. Accompanying documentation -------------------------- See BUILDING.txt for notes on building the midlet, and LICENSE.txt for the license terms. LICENSE.JSCH.txt controls the com.jcraft package and below. Note that the JSch-J2ME sources have been modified from the most recent known build for the purposes of this project.