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Add FTP functionality to your web application in 60 seconds. Just extract the Thin FTP Upload Zip file, and move the contents to the webserver. Your web site or web application is now FTP enabled. Users need only to drop their files and folders on the browser to upload them.
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HTTP File Upload Applet is a browser based Java applet developed to simplify the process of uploading multiple files to a server using the HTTP file upload standard described in RFC 1867. Features include: Client platform independent Server language independent File preview Drag-n-drop support Folder upload Network drive support Cancel upload support Progress monitor Internationalization SSL encryption Local file filters Proxy support Custom actions Maximum filesize limits Date format customization
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Integrate an easy download manager into your website with the JDownload applet. No installation is required on the client's side. Very easy to use (single-click) and easy to integrate (dynamically create XML file containing URLs on server-side). Downloading folders will preserve their hierarchical structure - no need to ZIP files for each user before download. Features: resume, auto-uncompress, auto-delete-after-uncompr ess, multilingual.
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jClientUpload is a client-side JAVA component (Applet or WebStart) that allows to upload files to a web or ftp server. This component could be integrated in any application whatever server-side technology (JSP/Servlet, PHP, ColdFusion, ASP, ASP.NET, Perl/CGI). Front-end provides an upload progress bar, a cancel button, drag&drop support and copy/paste support. This new release provides FTP support, directories upload, very large (>2GB) HTTP uploads, redirect URL after upload, WebStart support and more. It is customizable (multilanguage and colors).
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UnlimitedFTP Secure is a secure FTP applet providing both SFTP and FTPS support. It has all of the features of UnlimitedFTP Pro, and adds secure FTP capabilities.
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U-Upload Cart is an FTP upload applet that runs in a web page. This upload applet is tailored for image file uploads, providing an intuitive file selection interface, as well as image previews.
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Secure FTP Applet is a secure FTP client component that runs within the context of your web browser as a Java applet. Secure FTP Applet can establish a connection using either standard FTP, SFTP (FTP over SSH) or the FTPS (FTP over SSL) protocols for a secure connection. It is designed to let non-technical users exchange data with an FTP server while ensuring that all data exchanged is completely secure.
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A Drag and Drop upload applet. A progress indicator is displayed during the upload. The applet works over HTTP, HTTPS and FTP. The Lite edition is available as a free download. Advanced features include recursive upload of directories and imposing upload limits on the client side. The plus edition can upload in excess of 2GB of data and resize images.
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JUpload uploads multiple files at once to a webserver using standard POST request (see RFC1867 for technical details). It is a full-featured and more comfortable and customizable java applet version of the INPUT TYPE=FILE tags from HTML. It runs client-side in the browser (Microsoft, Netscape, Opera and more are supported). Free sample scripts included (ASP, PHP, JSP). Supports HTTPS, Upload resuming and caching proxies, image previewing, resizing, image format conversion and plugin modules.
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A Secure FTP applet with a graphical user interface and a file size less than 130 KB. Written in pure java, runs on all platforms. Does not require any additional downloads. The applet is multithreaded and as a result you can carry out several concurrent uploads and downloads while doing other tasks.
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