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University Assignment On Java
The basic task is to develop a simple file transfer programme in Java.
This will be a basic Internet client that uses the methods of the URL class.Remember that it is possible to obtain a file from a public FTP archive via a WWW browser using a URL such as ftp://ftp.scit.wlv.ac.uk/pub. [Try this using
a normal WWW browser]. Using the methods from the Java class java.net.URL write a programme that will allow a command line user to explore an FTP archive (i.e. Display the files and directories in the archive and get files) using simple commands such as CWD dirname (change directory), DIR (list directory) and GET filename (get a file and save it locally) entered interactively by the user. The functionality is, in part, inspired by the Linux command line tool ftp.
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The basic task is to develop a simple file transfer programme in Java.
This will be a basic Internet client that uses the methods of the URL class.Remember that it is possible to obtain a file from a public FTP archive via a WWW browser using a URL such as ftp://ftp.scit.wlv.ac.uk/pub. [Try this using
a normal WWW browser]. Using the methods from the Java class java.net.URL write a programme that will allow a command line user to explore an FTP archive (i.e. Display the files and directories in the archive and get files) using simple commands such as CWD dirname (change directory), DIR (list directory) and GET filename (get a file and save it locally) entered interactively by the user. The functionality is, in part, inspired by the Linux command line tool ftp.

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