In order to help you any further, you might tell us why the answers weren't
suitable. I sent a link to a package that you can download that implements
a ftp client. You can implement your own Java application and use that
class to write your own FTP client in Java. You could also write your own
classes that implement the FTP protocol. The specs are on the Web.
You will not be able to do this in an applet w/o addressing some security
issues since applets need to be given the ability to read the local file
system. You might want to look into using the browser for the file upload
and then have the servlet or thread on the server ftp/move the file on the
server side.
-Richard
At 07:47 PM 9/13/01 +0530, you wrote:
>Hi Guys,
>
> I didn't receive any suitable answer for FTP UPLOAD from my last post, so
>i am sending it once again.
>
> I want to upload my files(text as well as binary) to an ftp location
>instead of standard http location. Any suggestions regarding this are
>welcome.
>
> With Regards,
>
>b.karthikeyan.
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