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Chris,

Chris Betts wrote:

> (warning: advertisement )
>
> Have you looked at the JXplorer client?  Open source, java, 
> extensible, mature yada yada :-).
>
>    http:jxplorer.org / http:sourceforge.net/projects/jxplorer
>
>    - Chris
>
Is this the Chris that I spoke to about jxplorer a while?  If remember 
correctly you work on it right?  Sorry for forgetting - it's been a while. 

Yah JXplorer is great I use it myself.  I was using that LDAPBrowser 
thingy and switched a long time back.  The idea behind the clients is 
not to replace JXPlorer but for command line stuff or to use it for 
testing most of all.  This is what Jeff Machols was trying to get them 
up to speed for doing. 

> P.S. It's a GUI app though, so if you need a command line app for 
> scripting etc. you'll need to go elsewhere...
>
Yep 100% reason for it.  However it would be nice to have something like 
JXPlorer as a subproject of directory so we can package it with the 
directory server. 

> On 23/04/2005, at 12:41 AM, Alex Karasulu wrote:
>
>> Danilo,
>
<snip/>

-Alex