JaSFtp 8.09

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Sftp client with a difference. Designed primary for automation of sftp, ftp, and related tasks. Goal is to create advanced sftp, sftp synchronize, and ftp tasks that can be scheduled automatically or run instantly. Supports a very flexible wildcard system to transfer multiple files at once. Supports subdirectory transfers. Can automatically save files based on date/time or customized names. Comes with a powerful and flexible task scheduler. Email Notification of task failure based on task exit code. Remote Sftp, Ftp and local directory monitor can detect directory change and trigger ftp, zip, copy, delete tasks. Can also detect file size, total files, file modification dates and trigger other tasks if required. Multiple Ftp and SFtp browsers can be launched simultaneously.

Version 8.09 adds schedule module--option to schedule every odd, even or custom week.

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