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jClientUpload (Upload FTP/HTTP Applet) 1.9.1

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jClientUpload is an Applet that allows to upload files to a ftp or web server
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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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USD29.00
Licence Type
Commercial
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Submitted on
20th July 2004
Last Updated
11th February 2009
Licence Type
Free Trial
License Price
USD 29

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Average User Rating: 4.0/5
Exciting new way to waste your time!
Reviewed byAnonymousonFri, 29th April 2005
Rating 1 - Poor
Poor documentation, a sketchy installation guide and a few hours of satisfying 'requirements' accompanies a tool which simple doesn't work. The authors fail to point out that in order to make jClientUpload work the installer needs to add various Java tools, libraries, Ant, and Tomcat. Configuring your system to support these tools brings a multitude of other requirements. To download and satisfy those requirements and tailor my system accordingly took 14 hours. The net result is I can now upload files to my webserver using a little applet box in my browser ... Big deal. I downloaded and installed 3 other apps which didn't require any messing during that time. Don't bother. DeanoDeano
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