springboot+filezilla

Spring Boot and FileZilla are two different tools that serve different purposes.

Spring Boot is a framework for building Java-based web applications. It provides a streamlined and opinionated approach to web development, making it easier and faster to build and deploy web applications.

FileZilla, on the other hand, is a file transfer protocol (FTP) client that allows users to upload and download files to and from a remote server. It is commonly used by web developers and website administrators to manage files on their web servers.

While Spring Boot and FileZilla can be used together in a web development project, they do not have any direct integration or interaction. Spring Boot can be used to build the web application, while FileZilla can be used to manage files on the web server that hosts the application.

For example, if you have built a Spring Boot application and need to deploy it to a web server, you can use FileZilla to upload the application files to the server. Similarly, if you need to update any files on the server, you can use FileZilla to download and modify the files, then upload them back to the server using the FTP protocol.