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DexterIM is a customizable and extendible Instant Messaging framework written in Java. Currently only msn Protocol is supported.
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A programm for the easy sharing of files on LAN-Partys. A Chat and LAN-Administration-Options (for LAN Games, Tournaments...) will be added also.
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RoBBot is an MSN Bot. It is written in Java. Users can issue commands when they chat with the bot. It's inactive now.
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The software is a LAN chat client/server with file transfer support and a remote control feature (like in Windows/MSN Messenger).
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The aim of Howdy is to provide a simple, easy-to-use method of text-based communication over TCP/IP through a simple graphical user interface. Both the server and the client are small and run on all platforms supporting Java.
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theClient is a Java based alternative to the standard MSN Messenger instant messaging software and aims to not only provide almost all of the existing capabilites of the current MSN Messenger client, but also to add a large degree of extra functionality.
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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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The MuPPIT is cross-platform, open source Multi-Purpose Peons Internet Toolkit written in Java and C++, providing a collection of new, useful applications for the average internet user.
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Talk To The Nose is an open source instant messaging server that is compatible with MSN Messenger. It is written in Java and supports a variety of platforms, and databases.
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ircServe is a bot that can connect to an IRC network and serve users on specific channels, answering their commands. It is -- unlike many others of its kind -- not dependant on a specific IRC client, but is a stand-alone program.
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It should be a clone of Tiscali Messenger, written in Java, used to be a portable port to this particular chat service.
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[discontinued, who wants me?] A bouncer for connections to the p2p network Filetopias server. Hiding your IP, it grant even more anonymity then filetopia does already.
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Herald is a portable instant messaging client for the MSN Messenger service. Herald will run on any platform supporting the Java 2 environment.
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A pure Java multithreaded text-based chat system; server, client applet and administration tools included.
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SquirrelTrivia is a Java and PIRC-bot-framework based IRC bot designed specifically for trivia, and plans to include public and private trivia, amd highscores. Attention: Now defunct, please see https://sourceforge.net/forum/forum.php?forum_id=781270