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Remote File Management

The Light Development File Server is the server side implementation of the Light Development File System class library. It implements two servlets that make available the file system of a remote machine running a Java EE compliant servlet container.

Servlet

Key element of the Light Development File Server is a class that wraps class LocalFileSystem from the Light Development File System library into a Servlet for remote file management via XML-RPC. This Servlet can be used to test communication between client and server.

TREC Agent

In addition the package contains an agent compliant to the Light Development TREC Platform for use in a productive environment. The agent class wraps class FileServer into a TREC agent that can be used authenticated through a TREC client application.

Instant Remote File Management

Both the Servlet and the TREC Agent are simply deployed onto a Java EE compliant servlet container and can be utilised for testing and productive use of remote file management instantly.

See the Light Development File Manager for a reference implementation of a common file management user interface utilising the Light Development File Server.

Download here

Use the links below to view or download available resources.

Downloads and resources

release package

classes, sources, and API docs in one ZIP package (361 KB)

manual as PDF document (98 KB)

administration manual to read online or to download

read API docs online

API documentation in Javadoc format for online reading

Requirements

The Light Development File Server requires a Java EE compliant Servlet container such as Tomcat.

Platform independent

Being implemented in 100% pure Java technology the library can be used on virtually any platform such as Unix, Linux, Solaris, Mac or Windows.