JFTP2
JFTP is a graphical FTP client that allows you to transfer files securely over the Internet using FTP and SFTP. It includes support for all basic and advanced FTP tasks, support for SSL with 128-bit encryption, multiple concurrent FTP sessions, a secured favorites manager, and a certificate manager. Internationalization and localization is fully supported, and multiple deployment options are available, including standard installation, a Java Applet, and Java Web Start.
| Tags | Internet FTP Networking |
|---|---|
| Licenses | Freeware |
| Operating Systems | OS Independent |
| Implementation | Java |
Recent releases
- 20 Jun 2005 06:36
Changes: The ability to open, edit, and print local or remote files using associated applications was added. The ability to email local or remote files using the default mailer application was added. Support for using drag & drop to transfer files between local and remote systems was added. Files may be automatically compressed or uncompressed during transfers. Local and remote file filters were enhanced to define inclusion or exclusion filters. The "Upload As" and "Download As" options were added. The German and Traditional Chinese language packs were updated.
- 30 Jan 2005 08:49
Changes: The license request and installation process was enhanced. Licenses can now be requested from within JFTP. A new preference for turning the software updates notification on or off was added. The German language files were updated. The German language files are now up-to-date as of version 3.6.
- 09 Nov 2004 10:33
Changes: A startup issue on some Unix configurations has been fixed. The favorites manager is enhanced to save the favorites in regular serialized format if encryption fails for any reason. Local file sorting is fixed when the current directory contains drives. UI themes are removed from the UI preferences.
- 29 Oct 2004 03:09
No changes have been submitted for this release.
- 07 Sep 2004 06:24
Changes: This version adds file filters to both local and remote file systems. File filters let you decide which files may be viewed, uploaded, downloaded, or deleted with JFTP. You can filter based on a variety of criteria, such as file name patterns using regular expressions, the modification date of the files, or attributes of the files. The local file system view was enhanced to display as much OS-specific file system information as possible. The ability to change attributes or permissions on a remote directory recursively was added.
