Open Source Java Chat Software - Page 24

A lightweight peer-to-peer messaging program that runs in the console. It also has a GUI version. It is currently very early in development. It is implemented in Java, so it is cross-platform. Currently developed using Java 8 (aka 1.8) It is distributed under the 3-clause BSD license. Planned features in the future include message encryption and file transfers. The most up-up-to-date source can be found on GitHub: https://github.com/cguy777/LiteMessage The MTools library can be found here: https://github.com/cguy777/MTools

A sample chat system with integrated RPG (role play game). The software includes only a server software. The users have to use a terminal like telnet. It shows how a chat server could work.

This is a lightweight, simple chatting option, that has no central server, made in Java, and console-based. It includes a server runnable, bat and sh files and client runnable (Attention: only 2 peoples at minimum and at maximum can connect to server, this issue will be removed later!). The idea behind this project, is to offer a direct communication channel, that turns messages faster and secure.

LiveChat! (temporary name) is a chat system targeted to CRM for websites.

Java Live Communication for live help or live education.

LiveSupportJava is a Web based Live Support solution using Java programming language. It support most features as seen on other commercial product like Live Person, PHPLive!

Logverter - A simple tool designed to convert/import different IM clients log files into other IM clients.

LoqIRC is a purely client-side web-based IRC client utilizing Java, JavaScript, and LiveConnect technology.

ljr - Loyal Jabber Robot is just an all-purpose robot for jabber groupchats with plugin system written in Java. Planned features: remembering facts, file server, kick/ban for vulgar words, reminder, dictionary/translation.

Cross-platform IRC client written in Java

MC2 Java Multicast Chat is a serverless p2p chat based on multicast datagrams. Very useful if you want to quickly have a chat session in a Lan without having to do annoying setups. Supports file sharing / sending,multiple channel chat and data encryption

Mobile chatting service, with a bit of a twist. A really fun development project.

The problem: ICT-induced communication filters The solution: clear statements. mandatory. The result: No more reading between the lines A) the basic concept: On the client-side we make available: Three database (e.g. SQLite) populated drop-down-lists for: ------ QR: question repeat/ your appeal ("What do I think what you are wanting from me") IM: I-message ("what do I think about this, what is my situation, my point of view, my feelings") AP: my appeal ("what exactly do I want you to do") ------ B) These statements are mandatory & are being sent together with the "normal", the factual part of the message. C) If the user makes a selection, it moves to the textfield where it can be modified. D) The system recognizes modifications immediately, and asks for "use once & discard" or "use & add to the list" E) This "communication-system" shall be made available for all major information-transmitting channels, like - email - whats up & other instant messenger

MEOW - the Multiuser Educational Online Workspace is a Java servlet based web chat system.

The MFlow project aims to create a modular messaging client in Java. Its architecture should make it as easy as possible to add support for new protocols, as well as maximizing configurability.

MGTalk - Jabber client for j2me midp 2.0 platform, supports some Google Talk server features. May run on any j2me midp 2.0 mobile phone or communicator. MGTalk is not affiliated with Google in any way

MIMA, The Multiprotocol Instant Messenger Annotations Library for Java, provides a simple and unified annotation-driven api for developing messaging business functionality and messenger bots over the AIM, Yahoo, GTalk/Jabber and IRC protocols.

An MSN bot whose aim is to issue a sort of alert service, based on given sources (e.g. xhtml sources on the net), that currently notifies users on MSN on little sources changes.

Library supporting the MSN Messenger protocol in Java.

A gateway to allow a user to connect to MSN using their existing IRC client. MTL irc2msn is platform independent as it is written in Java.

The MUSCLE system is a fast, portable, flexible client-server system for distributed applications. Clients send BMessage-like PortableMessages to each other either directly or via a centralized server (with built-in database and 'live query' support).

A Cool chat client made in pure java.

MagmaChat is a peer to peer chating protocal. The M.C. protocal was developed at North Carolina State University. Further refinements and releases are produced by Sam Scott (Codinglife), the developer of M.C.

Platform-independent client for widely-used in Russia and other CIS countries Mail.ru Agent instant messaging system (http://agent.mail.ru).

Mancala Online is a Java based Implementation of the ancient african board game mancala. For its Online-capability Mancala uses the Jabber Instant Messaging System and JabberBeans.