File Processor

The File Processor application was designed to be a small utility program meant to reliably handle files, directories of files, and systems of files. It can intelligently and accurately copy an entire system from one drive to another or one machine to another.
File Processor can also compare entire drives or file systems for equality. Normally it does this by comparing file modification times and lengths, but it can also compare all bytes of all files to assure that two file systems are identical, a slower option (for the more anal among us).
File Processor is normally used in an interactive mode. The user enters a source and destination path, chooses options, and clicks "Start." There is plenty of feedback on what is happening - a log file that can be viewed as the process is underway, various numeric and path displays, and an occasional error message. But File Processor can also be used in a non-interactive mode, using command-line arguments and scripts of such commands in files.
File Processor is network-aware and will accept network names as well as normal file system pathnames on most systems including Windows.System requirementsJRE 1.4 or better