FTP in a Java program.

Hello all,
Im wondering, is there an FTP api for Java?
Id like to make my programs update my website if thats at all possible, just uploading jpegs and xml files from a program Ive been writing which organises my photographs. Ive got a website hosted by fatcow. Here is a list of their features, http://www.fatcow.com/fatcow/fatcow.bml?page=features. It says FTP access so thats no problem if its doable with Java.
If not through FTP, how else would I go about updloading to my website with java programs?
Thanks in advance.
Edited by: Gunjack on Nov 5, 2009 7:03 AM

Gunjack wrote:
Thanks dudes, sorry for being a tard.
Any idea why images I upload might come out like this?
http://gazmus.fatcow.com/brian.jpg
Looked normal when it was on my computer, weird once it went onto my site :(Please define normal. Is sadistic gay hairy dwarf porn "normal" in your world?
I kill me. ;-)
Cheers Keith.
PS: No offence intended to hairy gay dwarfs. If you're into sadism, that's your business.

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