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1. Research of Efficient C/S Model Based File Transfer Method.

Author

Li, Xubin, Zou, Quan, and Jiang, Yi

Subjects
FILE transfer (Computer science), LINUX operating systems, CLIENT/SERVER computing, COMPUTER software, DATA transmission systems, FILE Transfer Protocol (Computer network protocol), PROBLEM solving
Abstract

Abstract: The one-to-multiple file transfer problem has not been solved under the Linux system. In this paper, we take socket programming to accomplish Client/Server model based file transfer system and develop efficient software which not only support multiple clients and files transferring simultaneously, but also support transmission resuming from breakpoint. Our research focuses on solving the multi-thread concurrency, transmission resuming from breakpoint, thread pool, buffer queue and other aspects of problem. Our work is the basic foundation of FTP servers, file transfer software in local area network and large-scale examination system, etc. [Copyright &y& Elsevier]

Published
2012
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2. Design and Implementation of Wireless USB storage Devices using Bluetooth.

Author

Minsu Kang, Byungsu Lim, Minji Jeon, and Sangjun Lee

Subjects
USB technology, BLUETOOTH technology, FILE transfer (Computer science), COMPUTER storage devices, USB flash drives, FILE Transfer Protocol (Computer network protocol)
Abstract

This paper proposes a system for transferring data between USB storage devices and smartphones. The system is configured to Android-based smartphones and devices which are enabled to recognize USB storage and are able to communicate by Bluetooth. The device can recognize many USB storages devices, and it is accessible from smart phones by Bluetooth communication. From the smartphone, it can be connected to the device via the Bluetooth communication, and it is enabled to receive or remove data that is present in the USB storage device via a connection to the device, and to send data that is present in the smartphone storage. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Published
2014

3. SEEBURGER File Transfer Suite Integrates Oracle.

Subjects
*SYSTEM integration, *APPLICATION service providers, *FILE transfer (Computer science), *FILE Transfer Protocol (Computer network protocol)
Abstract

The article reports on the integration of the Managed File Transfer (MFT) suite from global business integration solution provider SEEBURGER AG with all iterations of Oracle Corp. The iterations include the Oracle E-Business Suite, JD Edwards, PeopleSoft, Siebel and Retek applications. The integration allows users of MFT suite to centralize control, governance and compliance over file transfers that exceed email attachment limits.

Published
2011

4. Moving Data Files Electronically Can Expose You to Security Risks.

Subjects
FILE Transfer Protocol (Computer network protocol), COMPUTER files, FILE transfer (Computer science), TCP/IP, COMPUTER security
Abstract

The article discusses how file transport protocol (FTP) may expose one's company to security risks. It cites an example which shows the problems with using FTP. Five ways to make the transmissions more secure are enumerated including using FTP for local data transmissions only if one's networks are otherwise secure. The article also advises not to trust old technology to handle file transmission in a new era.

Published
2012

5. How File Transfers Kill Productivity.

Author

MAGLIATO, CHARLIE

Subjects
*FILE transfer (Computer science), *LAW firms, *DATA security, *FILE Transfer Protocol (Computer network protocol), *EMAIL, *ELECTRONIC discovery (Law)
Abstract

The article focuses on the file transfer concerns in law firms, with reference to e-discovery. It is stated that law firms should be aware of government regulations related to particular information, along with opening up the firm to breaching confidential information and client trust. Topics like email, file transfer protocol (FTP), and digital media via courier, are discussed, in this context.

Published
2012

6. Townsend Security Releases Update of Managed File Transfer Solution.

Subjects
FILE Transfer Protocol (Computer network protocol), FILE transfer (Computer science)
Abstract

The article discusses the release of an updated managed file transfer software, Alliance FTP Manager v5.30 by the company Townsend Security, and outlines its features.

Published
2012

7. All I Want for Christmas: A File-Transfer Wish List.

Author

Taft, Darryl K.

Subjects
*INFORMATION technology industry, *FILE transfer (Computer science), *FILE Transfer Protocol (Computer network protocol), *SOFTWARE as a service, *COMPUTER software industry, *BIG data, *EMPLOYEES
Abstract

The article discusses holiday wish list that information technology (IT) professionals are longing for regarding file transfers. Topics discussed include the File Transfer Protocol (FTP) originally written in the 1970s, partnership of cloud vendors with companies specialize in software-as-a-service (SaaS) file-transfer technology for big data projects and increase in video file sizes with advancement in imaging technology.

Published
2015

8. 9 Reasons Video File Transfers Can Be Nightmares.

Author

Taft, Darryl K

Subjects
*VIDEO recording, *FILE Transfer Protocol (Computer network protocol), *FILE transfer (Computer science), *ELECTRONIC data interchange, *BANDWIDTH allocation, *SOFTWARE as a service
Abstract

The article discusses various reasons for slow video file transfer while using File Transfer Protocol. Topics discussed include negative impact of using an insecure file-sharing tool, impact of using low bandwidth for file transfer, and benefits of using software-as-a-service (SaaS) accelerated file transfer solution.

Published
2015

9. Big Data File Transfers: Solving the Challenge.

Author

Hamilton, Ian

Subjects
BIG data, FILE transfer (Computer science), SOFTWARE analytics, FILE Transfer Protocol (Computer network protocol), HTTP (Computer network protocol)
Abstract

Organizations need to move large unstructured data sets across the world quickly and easily for big data analytics using Hadoop. Classic methods like FTP and HTTP aren't designed for such use cases. Here's how to move forward. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Published
2015

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