JFS is a simple, TCP/IP based network filesystem protocol. It allows applets running in a web browser to load and save files on a remote server, as well as send email and print documents through the JFS server. Because Java applets cannot access the filesystem of the machine they are running on, this provides a useful way for applets to store state information.

Jftp provides you with the ease of uploading and downloading files over the internet via FTP from within your very own web enabled applications. Jftp has methods to get the status of the transfer, running javascript method after transfer, changing filenames and much more. Jftp has enhanced documentation and live examples included.

"the upload princess", a great way to upload multiple files in one go. This applet is easy implemented, and with auto generate parameters from the uppri webpage, it is to siute your needs... Set max filesize, filetypes and max number of files uploaded pr go. Add a welcome-message or a help dialog(for those slow users). Set background and text color. Workes with any type of web-technology(php asp jsp dhtml pl). Because of its method of sending files it doesn't need any server side aplications(like ftp), and it goes through firewalls. All you need to do on the server side is to make a form prossesor/ handler written in any scripting language.

U-Upload is an FTP upload applet that runs in a web page. Powered by Unlimited FTP applet, U-Upload provides one of the fastest ways to upload files on the internet. U-Upload does not require a special server program or CGI in order to run like other upload components. It will connect to any standard FTP server, giving you full control over where files are stored. Some of the feartures include MacBinary support, automatic Zip, upload entire directories, and much more.

A Secure FTP applet with a graphical user interface and a file size less than 130 KB. Written in pure java, runs on all platforms. Does not require any additional downloads. The applet is multithreaded and as a result you can carry out several concurrent uploads and downloads while doing other tasks.

This is an "Explorer" style file manager tree that is cross-platform and designed to display in browsers as part of a web application. Numerous facilities are provided for editing and managing contents drawn from databases. This programme/applet is primarily designed for integration with your own in-house scripts and web application, so it has numerous "hook-in" features for communicating with your application and visually dovetailing with it.

UnlimitedFTP applet is a full featured FTP client that runs in a web browser. Unlimited FTP applet is the most robust Java FTP applet on the market. Upload/download entire directories, resume transfers, customize the interface, and even syncronize folders. Written in Java 1.1, Unlimited FTP applet doesn't require any browser plug-ins, is only about 100K in size, and is compatible with most of the major browsers in Windows, Mac, and Linux.

JUpload uploads multiple files at once to a webserver using standard POST request (see RFC1867 for technical details). It is a full-featured and more comfortable and customizable java applet version of the INPUT TYPE=FILE tags from HTML. It runs client-side in the browser (Microsoft, Netscape, Opera and more are supported). Free sample scripts included (ASP, PHP, JSP). Supports HTTPS, Upload resuming and caching proxies, image previewing, resizing, image format conversion and plugin modules.

Secure FTP Applet is a secure FTP client component that runs within the context of your web browser as a Java applet. Secure FTP Applet can establish a connection using either standard FTP, SFTP (FTP over SSH) or the FTPS (FTP over SSL) protocols for a secure connection. It is designed to let non-technical users exchange data with an FTP server while ensuring that all data exchanged is completely secure.

U-Upload Cart is an FTP upload applet that runs in a web page. This upload applet is tailored for image file uploads, providing an intuitive file selection interface, as well as image previews.