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With User ID and IP Address, how can I send files across Internet

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  With User ID and IP Address, how can I send files across Internet "sending_files@aol.com" <c123456749@gmail.com> - 2014-10-24 05:50 -0700
    Re: With User ID and IP Address, how can I send files across Internet Eric Sosman <esosman@comcast-dot-net.invalid> - 2014-10-24 09:49 -0400

#30173 — With User ID and IP Address, how can I send files across Internet

Hello,

How do I send files from one java project to another java project across the Internet. All I have is the username and IP address. I would like the transmission to be as fast as humanly possible. 

Can you point me to some easy to follow complete java code. Ideally, I'll like to get my hands on a pair of complete projects consisting of both the source and destination projects.

I'm new to the complex task so please be specific in your tutorial to me.

I also can't use proprietary libraries. The libraries have to be direcly reachable within Java 7. I.E.: My employer woun't allow for my projects to access libraries on the Internet. (Again, any libraries that I use must already strictly be in Java 7. I can't load any new libraries onto it.)

Thank you,

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On 10/24/2014 8:50 AM, sending_files@aol.com wrote:
> Hello,
>
> How do I send files from one java project to another java project across the Internet. All I have is the username and IP address. I would like the transmission to be as fast as humanly possible.

     Given only an IP address and a user name, "as fast as humanly
possible" is zero bytes per decade.  :(

     What are these files you want to send?  Are they Java source files
and so on, being sent from one development group to another?  If so, do
you actually need to "send" them or can you just let both groups use a
shared repository?  Or are the files some kind of application-specific
stuff being sent between two cooperating applications?  If so, the two
applications need to make their own arrangements for the transfer (and
their own arrangements for making sure interlopers don't interfere).

     What are you trying to do?  There's not yet enough detail in your
question to support a meaningful answer.

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esosman@comcast-dot-net.invalid

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