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Set of pure useful Java utilities taking care of common tasks and avoiding re-write of code

DocumentBurster is a powerful report delivery software which can break up reports such as invoices, statements, purchase orders, commissions reports or dunning letters in order to distribute relevant parts to each of your clients, subscribers, partners or vendors. DocumentBurster can process PDF and Microsoft Excel reports and will naturally complement and extend your current business intelligence solution. Report bursting software which works with any reporting software including...

...Each data storage source represents a hierarchical (file system ...) or other type of data storage medium. These include hard drive, removable media, sequential devices, online storage services. Perhaps the most distinguishing quality of this utility is POP3 and IMAP storage providers which enable storage of files in a mail server, such as gmail or yahoo, in so much the same way as an online storage service (google drive, drop box ...). Storage providers could be configured for encrypted storage and specification as to what part of the underlying medium the provider represents. Components: GUI+CLI+Daemon+ConfigStorage

MailMessager is a customizable utility that sits on the Windows or KDE3 system tray and polls email accounts for new email messages. SSL/non-SSL IMAP, POP3, and Atom feed (Gmail) protocols supported. A notification is displayed upon receiving new email.

A proxy server for gmail, that enables you to fetch your gmails using IMAP or POP3, and send mails by SMTP via your gmail account.

Linux-based MTA & POP/IMAP server written in JAVA, that does NOT use Linux accounts. Instead, it uses SQL database to perform most operations and transactions. Goals: SIMPLE configuration, ready-to-go out-of-the-box.

An email client written in Java, C, and C++ which not only allows standard pop/smpt/imap access, but also integrated access to Yahoo!, Hotmail, Lycos, and many others. This is all done without any additional services (such as pop forwarding).