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New version 1.2. This is the code to STUNTMAN - an open source STUN server and client code by john selbie. Compliant with the latest RFCs including 5389, 5769, and 5780. Also includes backwards compatibility for RFC 3489. ICE and WebRTC ready. Version 1.2 compiles on Linux, MacOS, BSD, and Solaris. Supports the STUN protocol on both UDP and TCP for both IPv4 and IPv6. Windows binaries are also provided. Additional features are in development. This is a mirror of the code on...

FlareChat is a OpenSource Chat Solution, that works on every OS, that supports Java. It has a Built-In-Server for fast hosting and a separate Server for running on Console-only Systems. You can manage rooms and also kick chatters. In the future, we plan to add better Encryption, Server-Passwords, User-Passwords, File-Transfers and a way to save settings! Based on the following Post: http://www.dreamincode.net/forums/topic/259777-a-simple-chat-program-with-clientserver-gui-optional/

Simple Web Server with Graphical User interface. Server can be used without special knowledge. Any user can install and share folders in internet or local network. For sample you can share media files (music,video).

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...

DIEGO is a streaming mp3 server written in JAVA. It creates a socket connection on your local machine and listens for HTTP requests. It serves up dynamic m3u playlists which are read by WinAmp, which in turn streams the mp3 to your computer.

Platform independent SOAP C++ (server & client) library with adhearing to the common standard. This project is now hosted in Apache and is called Axis C. please goto http://ws.apache.org/axis. This is the original effort made to create contrib project.

Squall is a set of servers for the Peer Distributed Transfer Protocol (PDTP), a BitTorrent-like protocol with stricter server control and support for exporting large, dynamically changing hierarchical filesystems (i.e. more akin to HTTP/FTP).