Installation

To use JftpApplet just copy the Jftp.jar file to a directory on your web server and specify the location in the <APPLET> tag's CODEBASE param.

	<APPLET name="jftp" ... 
			CODEBASE="jftp_dir" 
			archive="jftp.jar" 
			code="com.somethingjava.JftpApplet">
		...
	</APPLET>

The CODE parameter value for the shareware version is "com.somethingjava.shareware.JftpApplet".

Unfortunately, the <APPLET> tag does not work in all browsers, neither do <OBJECT> and <EMBED>. If you want a single page to work in all browsers across all platforms, the only solution seems to be a browser-detection script that dynamically creates the <APPLET> or <OBJECT>/<EMBED> tags. It can be server-side (ASP, JSP, PHP, CGI etc) or client-side (JavaScript). We have an example on our site (!!!!URL!!!!) that works on most browser/OS combinations, however, we do not guarantee it will work on ALL.

A good source of information on the subject is Sun Microsystem's site (!!!!URL!!!!).

Note: The Jftp.jar is digitally signed to provide access to a clients local file system. Do not modify the jar file.
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