Xrsync uploads an entire folder from a local MS-Windows client to a remote Linux host if the folder doesn't exist remotely. Or it synchronizes the folders and files under the selected folder on the remote host by either checking the consistency of the checksum, or comparing the last modified time and size of the file to be synchronized.
Xrsync uses Java implemented SSH API to ensure secure data transfer. So it works for any remote Linux host that runs a SSH daemon and a local Windows client that can login to the Linux host using an account with a home directory on that host.
Executable: Just download Xrsync.exe and run.
Plugin for Eclipse: Download com.dj.srcRsync_1.0.0.*.jar and copy it to %eclipse%/plugins. Reopen Eclipse after the copy, it will be available in the name of "Xrsync" in the main menu named "Code Assist", the toolbar and the right-key pop-up menu, with an icon of dark green background and a white upward arrow in the center.
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