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jwma (java webmail app) uses jakarta mail (formerly javamail) to provide access to an imap email store. Multiple users can authenticate, read, send and manipulate email storage and persist a list of contacts, email identities and their own individual preferences.
It works with email stored in mbox or maildir format or stored in a derby database; it has been tested with dovecot.james and exim4.
This is an email client written in Java, using Swing and JavaMail. It supports IMAP (including
disconnected IMAP), POP3, and unix-style mbox folders. It also has (alpha) support for encryption using PGP and S/MIME.
FalconMailer is a Java-based Mail API that can send emails quickly and efficiently. The API is easy to use and is much faster than the JavaMail. FalconMailer uses SSL.
The jmbox project (read jambox) is a Local Store Provider for JavaMail, enabling developers to use JavaMail api to manage the mail stored in local repositories like Outlook Express, Outlook, Mozilla, Netscape etc.
mstor is an extensible framework for JavaMail local store providers. By default mstor provides support for the mbox email storage format and Java Content Repositories (JCRs).
Java Mail Forwarder.
This application listen to a Microsoft exchange server, checking if a new mail arrived, pushing the content to an specified Mail address.
It uses JavaMail API to connect to the server.
Special email client that works with multiple accounts. Main function - check for number of emails changed from last time, and delete selected emails. Using JavaMail for operation. Requires Java 6 to run.
Javamail provider for qmail-style Maildir support written in Java, tested on JDK 1.2-1.4.0, currently used in production-level free webmail system (ukrpost.net). May be used in Java Webmail Servlets and also for development of messaging web service, whic
Java parser for MIME message streams. The low-level streaming parser uses a callback mechanism to report parsing events (similar to SAX). Messages may also be parsed into a JavaMail MimeMessage-like structure using temporary files for large attachments.
This library extends SUN's JavaMail API by an PGPMime framework. It acts as a middleware layer between a cryptography provider like GnuPG or Cryptix OpenPGP Provider and JavaMail.
XMaiLer is yet another email client which is developed in Java and uses JavaMail as mail engine and xmlApplication framework to interact with users. It is designed as fully customizable and extensible via XML configuration files