“jCIFS is the product of an unlikely union between Sun’s Java
and Microsoft’s SMB/CIFS file sharing suite. jCIFS provides all of
the tools a Java coder needs to get along in a Windows Network
Neighborhood; jCIFS dances elegantly with Samba; and jCIFS runs on
everything from palmtops to mainframes. Where else but in open
source could such a story be told?“Romance, drama, intrigue, pathos, and protocols. Shakespeare,
move over…”
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