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Thin FTP Applet 1.00
… n client of just 80KB that will run in your browser. You can use it for multiple concurrent uploads and downloads with out the need to refresh.…
Thin Upload 1.02
… is installed on your website, visitors will be able to send you their files simply by dropping them the designated area of their browser.
With traditional HTML form based uploads, each transfer is limited to a handlfull of files. With Thin Upload…
Thin Slice Upload 1.02
… ations makes Thin Slice Upload ideal for use on shared webservers. Also worth note is the applet's ability to resume an interrupted file. Additionally the user has the option to stop an ongoing transfer and restart it later at a more convenient time.…
Thin File Putter 1.00
… ing is required. The upload script merely reads the input stream and writes the data to the hard disk.
Thin File Putter is a cross platform solution, it can be used to upload very large files to any web server that supports the PUT method.…
Thin Image Upload 1.03
… , including the progress monitor and drag and drop.
Thin Image Upload features
Thin Upload is compatible with all popular server side scripting/programming languages such as PHP, Perl, and ASP.NET etc. It can be used as an FTP uploader as well.…
2X ApplicationServer 5.0
… with Terminal Services enabled.
Limitations
Valid for 30 days…
AnywhereTS 3.0.1
… s configuration of client network drivers, sound drivers and graphics drivers
Supports international keyboard layouts…
Eclipse 3.1
… M Rational.
Requirements
JAVA Development Kit (JDK) / JAVA Runtime Environment (JRE)…
DB Query 1.3
… chnology of searching in databases for users, not possessing knowledge of the SQL language. DB Query is a multi-tiered client-server application. It is partitioned into two logical units which run in conjunction on separate computers and consists of thin client and remote server. Db Query client is…
Sliced File Upload 1.0
… ft off. This resumption of file uploads is particularly usefull if your site's visitors are on dialup connections. Even on high speed connection the ability to resume an interrupted upload becomes very usefull when transfering very large files.…
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