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Simple and powerful chat client/server system for your web pages. Support channel administration, irc-like commands, connections filtering, extensive logging and much more. Works in any Java compliant web browser.
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The Java Chatterbox Client is a GUI front end to the Chatterbox on Everything2.com and other message-enabled Everything sites. A manual is available at http://www.everything2.com/index.pl?node=Java+Chatterbox+Manual .
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A Chat Program, where users can connect to the server from PC/Mobile. The aim is to build a comprehensive and interactive chat s/w.
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btTalk is an IM program for mobile platforms which wants to transform the common IM programs into small nets based in bluetooth(r) technology, also being available for the user to transfer files from one phone to other.
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Projet de Programmation et Réseau Semestre 5
Le but du projet de programmation est de réaliser un outil de réseau social distribué. Le projet se présente sous la forme d’un client Java qui communique avec les autres client de manière décentralisée, à contrario d’un Facebook par exemple. Cette décentralisation présentes de nombreux avantages, notamment du coté de la protection de la vie privée et de l’indépendance, mais impose des contraintes, spécialement pour la connexion avec de nouveaux utilisateurs ou pour l’accès aux données.