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Integral FTP is a JavaScript FTP client library or, more specifically, it is a JavaScript wrapper for an invisible Java FTP applet. It makes it possible to integrate FTP functionality directly into browser-side code.
Integral FTP differs from conventional FTP applets in that it does not have a Java-based user interface. Any user-interface used with Integral FTP is written in HTML. This means that the user-interface is 100% customizable by the web developer. In fact, many possible applications of Integral FTP would not even require the user to be aware that FTP is involved.
Integral FTP includes a simplified version of the web-application at www.integralftp.com. This application may be used as a basis for a custom FTP solution.
Built on the solid foundation of the stable and mature edtFTPj code-base, Integral FTP benefits from the robustness that years of open-source development and thousands of installations brings.
This document provides an overview of the package and links to details documentation and examples.
Several examples of Integral FTP in action are included in this distribution, including the source-code for the web-application, by the same name.
The Integral FTP trial version is fully functional with no restrictions.
You are entitled to use the trial for a period of 30 days for evaluation purposes only. Once your evaluation is complete you must either destroy your copy or purchase a license (see below).
Licenses are issued on a per-developer basis - based on the number of developers using the software. Integral FTP is royalty-free and not locked to a domain - it can be used on an unlimited number of domains once a license has been purchased.
Please visit the Integral FTP purchasing page for information on prices and purchasing.
IntegralFTP.jar is a Signed Java Archive, which means that browsers pop up a message-box recommending that the user should permit the applet to run. It is signed using a certificate that will expire a minimum of one year after it is issued. Once the certificate has expired the browser will no longer recommend that the user should permit the certificate to run, and may even block it without prompting the user. It is therefore necessary to renew the certificate each year or so.
EnterpriseDT will ensure that a signed Java archive is always available with a minimum of one year until expiry. Customers may download this archive free of charge. Alternatively, they may choose to sign the archive using their own certificate, which may have a longer expiration period. Please contact us for more information on how to do this.
For rapid support of Integral FTP (both customers and evaluators), please see Getting Help.
Enterprise Distributed Technologies is based in Brisbane, Australia.
Our address in Australia is:
Enterprise Distributed Technologies Pty Ltd
P.O. Box 493
Mount Ommaney QLD 4074
Australia
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