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Stylus SFTP Server is a self-hosted file transfer server that provides SFTP alongside FTP, FTPS, WebDAV, and a browser-based file portal from a single service. It is designed for organizations that need to manage file exchange internally rather than relying on a cloud service. The server supports integration with Active Directory, LDAP, and SQL databases for authentication, and includes features such as SSH public-key authentication, Time-based One-Time Password (TOTP) multi-factor authentication, per-user quotas, audit logging, and role-based access controls.

From a developer and systems perspective, one of its more unusual features is a database-backed filesystem, where files can be stored directly in databases such as PostgreSQL, MySQL, SQL Server, or the bundled H2 database instead of on disk. The product also exposes REST APIs, webhooks, syslog integration, and command-line administration tools, making it suitable for automation and integration with existing operational processes. It runs on both Windows and Linux, ships with a bundled Java runtime, and is intended to provide a centralized platform for secure file transfer, auditing, and compliance requirements.

Stylus SFTP Server is licensed per server on a 1 year subscription basis. Subscription licenses require that you renew your license each year to continue to use the software. See our Stylus SFTP Server licensing page for full details.

For more information, see our Stylus SFTP Server product page.

TX Text Control .NET Server for ASP.NET is a server side component for Web applications, or services. It is a fully programmable ASP.NET word processor engine that offers an extensive palette of word processing features. Using TX Text Control .NET Server, programmers can develop server side, end user applications that generate documents on-the-fly, using data from databases, binary files (Microsoft Word DOC and DOCX), ASCII files (XML, RTF, HTML) and image data (JPG, PNG, BMP, TIF, GIF, WMF). Documents can be created, modified and edited in a browser or printed in batch processes.

In this blog post from Text Control, Bjoern Meyer demonstrates how to automatically map TX Text Control form fields to JSON data in a .NET C# application, even when the names are not an exact match. It uses fuzzy matching and is especially useful in cases where templates and data sources evolve independently. The included sample project takes you through the following steps:

• Opening a TX Text Control template document
• Reading the available JSON field names
• Iterating over the document form fields
• Finding the best JSON field match for each form field
• Renaming the form field using FormFieldCollection
• Saving the mapped template as a new TX document

Read the complete blog and learn how to automatically prepare templates for JSOPN-based document workflows.

TX Text Control .NET Server for ASP.NET is licensed per developer and is available as a Perpetual License with a 12 month support and maintenance subscription. Run time licenses are required for the deployment to production servers. See our TX Text Control .NET Server for ASP.NET licensing page for full details.

For more information, visit our TX Text Control .NET Server for ASP.NET product page.