Projects tagged ‘files’ and ‘java’

Simple to use library that handles a lot of things for you.

File System

This project contains 3 separate java applications. These have been completely written by Daniel Armbrust to date - but if you want to improve them - feel free. The downloads for all of these ... [More] programs can be found on the project webpage - http://armbrust.dyndns.org/programs/ The first application is a Duplicate Finder. If you have identical files on your system that have different names - this utility will find them (and optionally remove the duplicates) for you. This was written because I had a large number of pictures that I had copied from other people at school - who had copied them from other people - who had renamed them how they pleased - who had copied them from... Basically, I had a lot of duplicate images with the same names. This application works on all file types, however - not just images. It is written in java, using Swing for the GUI. The second application is a simple directory lister. It will give you a text representation of a folder structure - with a few mangling options. The third application is a tool for synchronizing folders. I use it for making automated backups from my windows pcs to network drives. I know, there are about a million ways to do this already... why did I write another one? Well, none of them that I found had a nice user interface that made it truely easy to use. Or they cost money, or they always copied the content, instead of just copying the content that has changed. This application is written in Java, using SWT for the GUI. [Less]

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It's a small java console utilite for file renaming by lines from some text file. I wrote it for renaming ripped mp3 files and also for renaming files from zip/rar archives, that was damaged due to ... [More] charset encoding/decoding problems after extraction from archive, for example when i receive archive from widows user. If files can be sorted and if i have a file-list description, i can easy rename them with Renbyl. Screenshots: Main usage Debug mode Author: Andrew Afanasenko, 2008, Kiev, Ukraine License: Apache2; See project home at http://renbyl.berlios.de Download latest version here: http://prdownload.berlios.de/renbyl/renbyl-0.2.jar - compiled by sun java 1.5 jar archive http://prdownload.berlios.de/renbyl/renbyl.src-0.2.jar - source code with JUnit 4 tests Thank you for using Renbyl. [Less]

DescripitionThis is a freeware program that allows you to synchronize a folder on your computer with another folder located on another computer (or within the same computer). This program is ... [More] developed in java and works well on most platforms. It has been tested on Windows and Linux (Ubuntu and Fedora) but should also work on other platforms. You can also use the program to make backups of your files. InstallationGet the latest release from the download section. Unpack the file and run SyncIT.jar [Less]

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JRenamer is a complete file renamer writing in JavaJRenamer es un completo renombrador de archivos escrito en Java http://jchange.googlecode.com/files/JRenamer.7z For unpack use 7zip http://sourceforge.net/projects/sevenzip/

Make Directory Difference (MakeDirDiff) toolIntroductionMakeDirDiff is a simple command line tool for finding differences between two directories and storing all new/updates files in a new directory. ... [More] MakeDirDiff compares two directories and creates the third directory with the first directory structure, but with new or updated files only. It can update the second directory content with the current content of the first directory. On the next run MakeDirDiff will find and place only new/changed files appeared in the first directory into the third directory Look at the MakeDirDiff.gif picture to get a visual notion about MakeDirDiff data flow. It's an Apache Ant task. I found this extremely useful for creating incremental backups and updating big web-sites. How it can be runIt is a simple java application, designed as an Apache Ant task. MakeDirDiff can be run from the command line, run as a single Ant task, used as a part of other Ant tasks or integrated into other applications like a library as well. System RequirementsTroubleshootingExecuting a sample ANT taskWe will run and analyze the sample ant task that is stored in build.xml file in each makeDirDiff-bin-1.x.zip file. Download makeDirDiff-bin-1.x.zip file from the Project Download page. Extract this archive to a directory. If you wish more details, look into 'build.xml' file to get some information about a way the example Ant task is defined there, otherwise skip this step. Go to this directory and run an 'ant' command using a system command line interface. You will see some output and words 'BUILD SUCCESSFUL' at the end. In this case the provided MakeDirDiff example works fine. This example task creates a 'result' directory and copy there all files from 'original' directory. It also stores an 'original' directory content into the 'previous' directory. Something has gone wrong when you don't see 'BUILD SUCCESSFUL' words. Look at the 'Troubleshooting' chapter here to find out what is your problem. That’s it! MakeDirDiff made a copy of new/updates files from the ‘original’ directory for you. Let’s try to make something more difficult. Please, remove the 'result' directory now and run 'ant' command again. You will see that the 'result' directory is created again, but it's empty. This is because it has only new/updated files and directories from the 'original' directory, which have not been changed. Make a small experiment then. Add some files and directories into the 'original' directory and run the 'ant' command again. The 'result' directory will contain all those new files and directories. It works! Running as a java applicationCommand line parametersMakeDirDiff requires three parameters: Note that MakeDirDiff without parameters or with wrong number of parameters shows this help text. MS Windows command examplejava -cp *; org.grenader.makedirdiff.MakeDirDiff ./original ./result ./previous You can find this command in the makeDirDiff-Example.bat in makeDirDiff-bin-1.x.zip archive Unix command examplejava -cp *: org.grenader.makedirdiff.MakeDirDiff ./original ./result ./previous You can find this command in the makeDirDiff-Example.sh in makeDirDiff-bin-1.x.zip archive Example ANT taskThe following Ant task is stored in build.xml file in each makeDirDiff-bin-1.x.zip file Look at other examples of calling MakeDirDiff from Ant FeaturesLicenseMakeDirDiff is released under the Apache Software License. See LICENSE.txt for more details. How to contributeAcknowledgementsI'd like to thank Dmitry Solomadin who was so kind and smart to invent a name of the MakeDirDiff tool for me. [Less]

Rename all the files contained in a directory and its subdirectories: replace string rename files delete string add prefix / suffix modify extension Drag and drop the files from your desktop into ... [More] Speed'Rename, choose the action and rename your files ! [Less]