Push Data using Java

Hi All,
I want to write a program which keeps a look at a
particular folder and when ever there is a update or
a new file added in the folder it should push that
file automatically to a file server using ftp.This is a relatively trivial program to write, but is there a reason you're wanting to do this in Java, and not with - say - a cron job and a shell script?
if any one has the code to do similar kind of thing please
pass it to me. i am a novice in java!! If you're a novice, I recommend you start with something even simpler. Check out the tutorials on this site, and get some practice before you start writing network applications.
Thanks in advanceIf you insist on writing this yourself in Java, look at the java.io.* package and the Timer class. You should also consider using the Jakarta Commons net packages in order to make life MUCH easier when it comes to FTP.

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