JFtp 4.0

JFtp by Cyberdemon is an open-source Java-based FTP client library that allows developers to easily incorporate FTP functionality into their Java applications.

To use JFtp, you need to include the JFtp library in your Java project and then utilize its API to programmatically interact with FTP servers. The library provides various methods for connecting, uploading, downloading, and managing files on FTP servers.

Yes, JFtp supports both FTPS (FTP over SSL) and SFTP (SSH File Transfer Protocol) for secure file transfers. It provides methods to establish secure connections and perform secure file operations.

Yes, JFtp supports both active and passive FTP modes. You can choose the desired mode when establishing a connection to an FTP server.

JFtp is compatible with most standard FTP servers that adhere to the FTP protocol specifications. However, some specific server implementations may have certain quirks or limitations that may require additional configuration or workarounds.

Yes, JFtp includes features to handle large file transfers efficiently. It supports both partial file uploading/download and resumable transfers, allowing you to resume interrupted transfers or upload/download files in chunks.

JFtp itself has no external dependencies. However, for certain advanced features like secure FTP connections or specific encoding support, you may need to include additional libraries such as Bouncy Castle for security or Apache Commons Net for extended FTP functionality.

JFtp is an open-source project that has been actively maintained by the Cyberdemon community. While user support may vary, you can find resources, documentation, and discussions related to JFtp on the Cyberdemon website and forums.

Yes, JFtp is designed to be platform-independent and can be used in both desktop and web applications. As long as your application is built using Java, you can incorporate JFtp functionality seamlessly.

You can find examples, documentation, and tutorials on using JFtp on the official Cyberdemon website. The website provides detailed API documentation, code samples, and a knowledge base to help you get started with JFtp.