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FTP in JAVA

 
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Hi ,
I am looking for FTP class in java, the main purpose is I want to FTP some data to mainframe.
The FTP should have like userid, password , Ipadd ,Quote..
The data FTPed sumbits some prog/job on mainframe.
It will be of great help if anyone gives info on such class.
Thanks
Venkatesh
 
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FTP is just a program (executable). A program can be invoked from the DOS command line. Feed in the IP address as a parameter.
The system you are signing on to should have the security stuff.
See: http://www.javaranch.com/ubb/Forum33/HTML/000734.html
 
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Hi cindy,
Thanks , I was considering other options of directly connecting to server and FTPing...since i will have to make it as an applet on the server.
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venkatesh
 
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Actually Jeff Holmes has started a nice FtpClient using sockets, here http://www.javaranch.com/ubb/Forum38/HTML/000066.html
Hope this helps
 
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