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GWT Agent Support Chat
A secure implementation of GWT Client / Support Agent chat
An implementation of an enterprise grade support agent chat system where users can login and chat with a support agent. This project aims to provide a clean and secure generic implementation to attempt to satisfy all use cases. -
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The one and only Twitter client. Build as Eclipse RCP, based on the JTwitter-Impl for Twitter. In a later release, we will use our own web service link.
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Web messenger is a project to develop free online messenger client service for internet users. User can use simple web/wap browser to use messenger service. The service will also be online even after the user is not connected to internet.
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SupportDesk is an internet text chat system designed for websites that wish to provide their users with online support. A java applet client allows users to log in to the chat system anonymously from a website and request help from the website operators.
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WYIM is a completely web browser based IM client which uses AJAX to recreate a fat IM client feel. It is currently able to connect to the Yahoo IM service, with MSN, AOL and Google (jabber) on the way. Written in Java; runs on Tomcat.
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The Floranta libraries provide components for building Rich Client Wikis using AJAX or Java. Floranta clients can be embedded in any webpage (even plain html) and allow users to leave notes, images, cards, etc on the pages. Eg: http://www.floranta.com
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Web Jabber is Web Based Jabber Client software. Supports Roster, Chat, Message, MUC( Groupchat ), Discovery and File Transfer. All are in one window, no popup except outside link/resource. Simple, easy and functional are law. In Java with Servlet.
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JustChat is a simple lighweight web-based chat interface. Client-side visualisation is a Java 1.2 Applet, with a nice and simple-to-use interface design. Backend is php and a MySQL OR PgSQL DB. Connection is made by HTTP server requests.
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Allow your web site visitors to chat live with you and your staff by simply clicking and opening a pop-up window. Monitor and chat with visitors via the web-based administration interface or better yet, via the desktop client Java application.
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This is a remote-client programe based on MSN messenger. It can do many things for you.Such as file operation,db operation and chat robot.All these are based on MSN cha.
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J.Jab. Lite is a lightweight Jabber client written as a Java 1.4.1 applet. Allows users to chat with others on Jabber, AIM, ICQ, MSN, and Yahoo im systems. Has a slimmed down version written in java 1.1.7 that allows simple group chat and moderator access
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NetMate is an Internet Messenger System/Service. Client/Server, creating chat rooms, manage friends list, instant messages, file transferring, send emails, ...........................
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