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File Upload Utility

 
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I would like to write the following utility.
- A web page with a button - "File Upload".
- On click of the button - All files from one folder on a unix server(about 15 folder and about 100 files in subfolders.) to be FTPed to another Unix server.
Is this possible? Any ideas appreciated.
Thanks,
Kheerthan
 
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Hi
Please look for jspsmart upload.
Prashant
 
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You want read the contents of a local machine or the content of a server to which you have access? As long as you have the read access to the first Unix server and FTP access to the second server, I dont see any problem in doing this.
But, if you are trying the read the contents of the local m/c in which the browser is running, I doubt u can do that
Sudharsan
 
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