Open Source Java Chat Software - Page 2

JTC (Java To Cli) is a tool for developers that will enable their web-based application to be managed by remote unix command-line by revealing API layer of the java application in the linux command line. Detailed documentation is in the downloaded pack

The Skype SourceForge project is the public repository for Skype-related open-source projects including SkypeWeb and Skype API implementations. Do you have a SkypeWeb or SkypeAPI project you'd like to share? Get in touch!

LumaQQ is a powerful QQ client writen in Java. It implements most functions of QQ, and a QQ-like graphical user interface for easy use. It's also a library, it has a reusable pure Java core on which you can build your own QQ-compatible application.

OpenYMSG is an open source Yahoo Messenger API implementation. It began as a fork of jYMSG, primarily to upgrade the API. It is intended to get you up and running with a simple Yahoo Messenger client in very little time.

Commune is an attempt at an intuitive and easy to use fusion of IRC, ICQ, FTP, USENET and Napster. The server is being written in pure Java to ensure maximum cross-platform compatability. The server has been designed with strong plugin support.

A small PHP script that queries a Half-Life server for player info and outputs the names, durations, and kill counts of those connected to a web page. Highly customizable output.

TIPcon1 is a standards-compliant soft phone using text, voice and video with accessibility features.

This java, platform-independent application allows users to share files across the internet.

MyTalk! is a Java-based program similar to Unix's talk. It's a relatively simple client/server program with a Swing user interface. The conversation takes place in near real-time.

This application enables chatting in local area connection and also able to send and receive files.

OpenCHAT is a 100% HTTP and HTML based chat server written in Java. It has it´s own stand alone HTTP server integrated and does not need any Applet or special software on client side to run on, but only a frames enabled web browser.

Driver support for 3D Controller Hardware. We hope to support SDL Input, DirectInput, and other major controller API's including game consoles and embedded systems.

HookMeApp is mobile social networking that gives you back control over your privacy. Choose the level of exposure for your profile between personal, local or global area networks. Use it socialise with people right next to you on the other side of the world.

IM Café is a complete solution for deploying a private (LAN/WAN) Instant Messaging System. It is made of a Server (IMCafeServer.jar) and a Client (IMCafeClient.jar) application and it was completely written in Java.

Java client and server which provide a looking for group (LFG) service to be used alongside MMORPGs. Group leaders can advertise groups, and players can look for groups and add themselves to waiting lists for groups.

This project seeks to provide a web-interface to a BetaBrite LED sign capbable of sending messages to the sign and displaying them. Additional modules can also be added to have the sign display weather information and RSS.

Connect Four is a two-player board game in which the objective is to be the first to get four of one's own discs in a line. This game can be played over the network. It runs on Windows, Linux and other operating systems which support the Java 5 platform.

FREEClient stands for Feature-Rich Eshare Expressions Client. Designed to communicate with the Eshare Expressions server (currently Talisma Chat?), this implementation has more features than the original client.

Basic framework for creating networkable games.

JabberMixClient is a IM Jabber client for portable devices, based on J2ME;JMC implements all the features of an IM client: contacts/presence management, single/multi user chat, users search, services discovery, GTalk and MSN transport.With 2 gui versions

JavaBot is a project for people to easily implement their own IRC bots. Java, being an easy language to learn and program, is well known among a lot of people. By implementing this project in Java, it allows programmers from all over the world to implement their own IRC bots without much effort and quickly. Although not as quick as other services, these bots are fully customizable due to their open source nature. Multithreading support may come, but there is no promise that it will arrive. JavaBot is still in a primitive mode and there are not as many features as other bots. We are currently trying to find Java developers to help us out. If you want to help us out, send any admins a message. This project is managed without any funding, and is created solely for the purpose of helping others. If you like this bot, please spread it around the web and link others to this page. Thank you. Our github repository is at https://github.com/wei2912/JavaBot-IRC

JavaComm is a client–server communication platform offering chat, telephony, screen sharing, conferencing, a media player, and configurable media streams. Users can define and manage their own streams for flexible playback. All server-based communication runs over HTTPS (SSL/TLS), while file transfers are handled directly between users without passing through the server. The JavaComm Server runs on any Jakarta EE Web Profile 10 platform with the required extensions, using Tomcat 10.1.60 as reference. A SQL database stores global system data, with MariaDB 11.8.6 serving as the reference database via JDBC. User documentation, written from the end-user perspective, and detailed administrator guides are available on the JavaComm homepage. Visit the website for installation instructions, configuration help, and full feature descriptions.

A lightweight Jabber client for Java-enabled mobile phones.

OXmlEd is an easy to use, open source object-XML Mapping library for working with XML on the Java platform.It is based on Dom4j，but it doesn’t depend on dom4j.

The PlanetaMessenger.org Libraries project is a set of open source instant messenger libraries used and maintained by PlanetaMessenger.org. You can find protocol implementation for MSN, ICQ, ComVC networks for use on standalone and server applications.