ftp4j

ftp4j is a super handy Java client library that acts like a full-featured FTP client. When you add ftp4j to your application, you can do some pretty cool stuff like transfer files (both upload and download), check out the remote FTP site with directory listings, and manage remote files and folders by creating, deleting, renaming, or moving them around.

Benefits of Using ftp4j

• You can connect to a remote FTP server in several ways:




• Directly through a TCP/IP connection.


• Using a secure SSL connection (FTPS).


• Through an FTP proxy.


• Tunneling through an HTTP proxy.


• Using SOCKS 4/4a or SOCKS 5 proxies.





If you need to use other proxies, no worries! You can plug in your own connector since the ftp4j connection manager is modular.

Flexible Parsing Options

ftp4j supports the FTP LIST command with its flexible parser architecture. You get bundled parsers that can handle various styles like UNIX, MAC, DOS, NetWare, and EPLF. Plus, if you're feeling creative, you can even build your own parser!

User-Friendly Directory Management

The library provides clear object representation for directory contents. It also supports both active and passive transfer modes along with binary and text transfer types. The best part? It has optional type auto-selection!

Transfer Monitoring Features

• You get event-based monitoring for transfers so you always know what's happening.


• If something goes wrong, there's support for aborting transfers or resuming them later.


• The structured exceptions help developers understand exactly what went wrong!

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