Hello Diego,
this should be simple. With JSch you can remotely execute the commands:
cd /path/to/directory
ls -tlr
in a Linux server, or
cd X:\path\to\directory
dir /o:d
in a Windows server.
You can then read from the standard output the file list (a line for each
file). In both cases, the last line says what is the newest file.
Il giorno 14 marzo 2012 19:31, Diego Marconato
<lewisstra...@hotmail.com>ha scritto:
> hello,
>
> help ....
>
> When I connect to a sftp server remotely with the jsch library can take
> back the entire list of files (for a single directory) and for each remote
> file timestamp take so you know what was the last file uploaded ?
>
>
> thanks in advance
>
> Diego (Venice - Italy)
>
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