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jcon: Java connector to remote filesystem (remote file access in Java)

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jcon

Java connector to remote filesystem

Supported protocols:

How to get it

Add the dependency to the pom.xml of your maven project

<dependency>  <groupId>com.marlonrcfranco</groupId>  <artifactId>jcon</artifactId>  <version>1.0-SNAPSHOT</version></dependency>

Or direct download the jcon.jar clicking here:GitHub Releases

How to use it

Via java code:

You can import and instantiate theJcon class.

importcom.marlonrcfranco.Jcon;

List all files and directories in a given path: 📂

Jconjcon =newJcon("smb1");// "smb1", "smb23", "nfs" or "filesystem"/** Returns a String with the name of all the files an directories separated by "\n" */StringsList =jcon.listFiles("192.168.XXX.XXX","SharedFolder/subfolder/","Username","Password");/** Returns an ArrayList of objects according to the protocol.E.g. for filesystem protocol, it will return ArrayList<java.io.File>;     for smb1 protocol, it will return ArrayList<jcifs.smb.SmbFile>,     and so on. */ArrayList<SmbFile>aList =jcon.listFilesAsList("192.168.XXX.XXX","SharedFolder/subfolder/","Username","Password");

Read contents of a file: 📃

Jconjcon =newJcon("smb1");// "smb1", "smb23", "nfs" or "filesystem"/** Reads the content as a String */StringsContent =jcon.read("192.168.XXX.XXX","SharedFolder/subfolder/test.txt","Username","Password");/** Reads the content as byte[] (recommended for PDF and image files) */byte[]bContent =jcon.readBytes("192.168.XXX.XXX","SharedFolder/subfolder/test.txt","Username","Password");

Write contents to a file: ✏️

Jconjcon =newJcon("smb1");// "smb1", "smb23", "nfs" or "filesystem"/** Writes the content as a String */StringsContent ="some string";jcon.write("192.168.XXX.XXX","SharedFolder/subfolder/test.txt","Username","Password",sContent);/** Writes the content as byte[] (recommended for PDF and image files)*/byte[]bContent ="some string".getBytes();jcon.writeBytes("192.168.XXX.XXX","SharedFolder/subfolder/test.txt","Username","Password",bContent);

Delete a file or directory: 💥

Jconjcon =newJcon("smb1");// "smb1", "smb23", "nfs" or "filesystem"/** Deletes the directory "SharedFolder/subfolder/" and everything inside it */jcon.delete("192.168.XXX.XXX","SharedFolder/subfolder/","Username","Password");/** Deletes only the file "test.txt" in "SharedFolder/subfolder/" */jcon.delete("192.168.XXX.XXX","SharedFolder/subfolder/test.txt","Username","Password");

Via console command:

If you have Java installed, simply open a new terminal (Unix) or cmd (Windows) and type:

java -jar jcon.jar

It will appear as follows:

The interface provides easy access to remotelylist,read,write ordelete files and directories.

help[h] 🤔

If you need some help, just typehelp orh

connectors[c] 🔌

For a quick info about the supported protocols, just typeconnectors orc

list[l] 📂

List all the files and sub-directories in a remote path.

 list[l] <connector> <path>,<IP>,<username>,<password>

For example:Using thesmb23 connector to list files ins a remote machine that usesSMB2 orSMB3 protocols

 l smb23 \shared\my_directory,10.0.0.7,marlon,pass100%S3cuR3

Using thesmb1 connector to list files ins a remote machine that usesSMB1 protocol

 l smb1 \shared\my_directory,10.0.0.7,marlon,pass100%S3cuR3

Obs: at version v1.0, when using the connectorfilesystem, you don't need to provide any parameter besides the path.Example:

 l fylesystem C:\User\marlon\Documents

read[r] 📃

Read a given file and print its content on terminal.It can read fromany file format (.pdf, .txt, .jpg, .png, ...)

 read[r] <connector> <full_file_path>,<IP>,<username>,<password>

For example:

 r smb23 \shared\my_directory\my_file.txt,10.0.0.7,marlon,pass100%S3cuR3

Obs: at version v1.0, when using the connectorfilesystem, you don't need to provide any parameter besides the path.Example:

 r fylesystem C:\User\marlon\Documents\my_file.html

write[w] ✏️

Write to a given file whatever content you provide as the last parameter.It can write toany file format (.pdf, .txt, .jpg, .png, ...) and the content can be specified in binary.

 write[w] <connector> <full_file_path>,<IP>,<username>,<password>,<content>

For example:

 w smb23 \shared\my_directory\my_file.csv,10.0.0.7,marlon,pass100%S3cuR3,This is my content right here, (no matter if it is in between " or not)

Obs: at version v1.0, when using the connectorfilesystem, you don't need to provide any parameter besides the path.Example:

 w fylesystem C:\User\marlon\Documents\photo.png

delete[d] 💥

Delete a given file.

 delete[d] <connector> <full_file_path>,<IP>,<username>,<password>

For example:

 d smb23 \shared\my_directory\my_file.csv,10.0.0.7,marlon,pass100%S3cuR3

Obs: at version v1.0, when using the connectorfilesystem, you don't need to provide any parameter besides the path.Example:

 d fylesystem C:\User\marlon\Documents\photo.png
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