Description
VFSJFileChooser
VFSJFileChooser is a handy Java Swing component that lets you explore both local and remote filesystems. It’s built on the Apache Commons VFS library, making it a solid choice for applications that need to deal with remote files instead of sticking to the standard Java JFileChooser.
Features of VFSJFileChooser
This tool supports all the protocols available in Commons VFS, which means you can access files through FTPS, FTP, SFTP (using SSH), SMB for browsing Windows/Samba shares, as well as HTTPS and HTTP. So whether you're working with local files or those stored remotely, VFSJFileChooser has got you covered!
System Requirements
Requirements:
- Java 1.5+ (Java Runtime only)
Why Use VFSJFileChooser?
If your application needs to access various file types from different sources easily, this component is perfect. It simplifies file handling by allowing users to connect to multiple locations without hassle.
Download VFSJFileChooser
You can check out VFSJFileChooser here!. This makes it easy for developers looking to enhance their apps' file management features.
User Reviews for VFSJFileChooser 7
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VFSJFileChooser enables easy access to both local and remote filesystems. Ideal for Java applications requiring remote file browsing.
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VFSJFileChooser has transformed my file management experience! It's easy to use and supports all protocols.
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I love VFSJFileChooser! It seamlessly integrates remote and local file browsing. Highly recommend it!
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This app is fantastic! VFSJFileChooser makes accessing remote files a breeze. Five stars for sure!
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VFSJFileChooser is a game changer! It's reliable and supports multiple protocols. Absolutely love it!
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Amazing app! VFSJFileChooser simplifies file access across different platforms. Definitely a five-star tool!
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VFSJFileChooser exceeded my expectations! Quick, efficient, and user-friendly for both local and remote files.