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AJAX Perl Chat is a chat/shoutbox written in Javascript on client side and Perl on server side. Extremely light server side, low bandwidth consumption, scalability, NO database, ease of use & integration, XHTML & CSS compliant, ease of administration
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Communication program that allows one instance to act as a server and then any number of instances to connect through any desired port (specified by the server) to Chat and transfer Files, the server relaying. Chat history can also be saved.
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This is a chat solution which can be embedded in any website and you can start your own chat service. Both server and clients are java based. proper logging has been done via log4j. This is a total personal chat service not with any existing providers li
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ICE (Integrated Collaborative Environment) is designed to be a thin-client/server shared object system. Client/server javascript shared objects.
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SimplissIM is a simple instant messenger for local networks where people want to chat, not tweak their software settings. Automatic presence, no server needed, no list of contact to maintain (people appear automatically), seamless file sending...
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Murmur WebAdministrator is an web interface for end user to control a murmur server ( stand alone mumble server). With Murmur WebAdministrator you can : - start and stop server - edit config - users manager - see logs. READ README FILE !!!
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PhareRougeGL is an Hotline Client/server clone. Original project: http://pharerouge.sourceforge.net/ GL version adds more features to be compatible with GLoarbLine server, and 1.9x servers.
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JavaHub is a Direct Connect hub-server, completely implemented in Java 2 SE 1.5. Later on it might get a UI, too.
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KPC (KScript Portable Communication) is a serverless chat system. It is portable, so you don't have to worry about OS conflicts. Also, since there is no external server, you don't have to worry about your messages being intercepted over the internet.
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This plugin is used to automatically reject all File-Transfer requests to OpenFire (Wildfire) server
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Simple virtual collaborative environment. 5 packages 1-Set up an environment. 2-Environment Server 3-Chat Server 4-File Server 5-Client Application *Chat *Task Manager *Document Editor/Browser *File Upload/Download VCWE Network Expert Needed
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Multi-purpose, platform/language independent Server with the ability to handle multiple concurrent connections on 1 socket, interactively/dynamically starting and stopping service modules. Needs only 1 port opened to access many different services.
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GridChat is a highly expandable peer-to-peer network that has no central server. Each peer on the network acs as a client, server, and router for the various components. GridChat networks are fluid, growing and shrinking at will. - GUI under development!
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ele (enCore Learning Environment) is a moo- and web-based environment (server, db, GUI) designed for educational purposes. It aids and promotes online learning and community building through open standards and ease of use. http://encore-consortium.org/
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GNU/Linux-compatible version of the now unavailable Red Light Variety Alpha software, a Hotline protocol client and server with Japanese language support. Future versions aim at more internationalization and better sharing functions.
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P2PChat is a p2p based chat application, that runs on local area networks and is easy to use, it doesn't require any server at all. It's easy to use; you just type the computername and starts chatting, if the other person has his client open.
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zIrc is an irc client written in pure java. It supports multi-server connections, dcc file sharing, mirc-compatible text coloration, smilies, a simple, intuitive interface... It has everything you may need to make your irc experience easy and enjoyable
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XNap is a Java plugin-based peer-to-peer (P2P) framework and client including an OpenNap plugin with multiple server support, as well as Gnutella, giFT (OpenFT), IRC, ICQ and an OverNet plugin. XNap provides resuming, chat, hotlist and a media library.
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The J-WASTE project aims at the implementation of a platform independent client/server Java implementation of the WASTE protocol. This project started as a mandatory project course in networking at the Luleĺ University of Technology in Sweden.
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Chat server software compatible with the NILEX-line of talkers. The talker works over standard TCP - so any telnet client is automatically a suitable NChant client. The project is written in C# v2.
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IHCC is an HTML based chatroom (Similar to IRC) that is server independent. No longer in development, recommend looking at http://www.phpfreechat.net/ or similar
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A resource-conscientious, flexible, modular, platform-independent, scalable and robust server based on ircd-ratbox.
