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Fishka2 - version 3.3 A Java (desktop JRE/JDK 8) application designed for transferring files/folders between PCs and Android devices within the same local network. + Automatic network search by name. + Multithreaded operation. + Successful copying is confirmed by a checksum (SHA1) check. - Authentication and encryption are not supported. + If a copy error occurs, the "incomplete file" is automatically deleted. download versions: Fishka2.jar -> for PCs fishka2.apk -> for Androids...

XRocket Email Tool for Sending Emails to Multiple Users Overview This Java application allows users to send emails to multiple recipients simultaneously Requirements Developer Java Development Kit (JDK) 17 or higher NetBeans IDE (or any Java IDE of your choice) Internet connection for sending emails user Java JRE 17 or higher Installation Developer Clone the repository from [GitHub URL] or download the ZIP file. Open the project in NetBeans IDE. Build the project to resolve dependencies. user Clone the repository from [GitHub URL] or download the ZIP file. ...

Java example program(javax.mail). Send mail. lib: https://java.net/downloads/swingx/releases/ http://www.java2s.com/Code/Jar/j/javax.mail.htm http://www.jtattoo.net/Download.html I wrote this using: Scientific linux 6.7 32 bit. Netbeans 8.1 JDK 1.8(Oracle) Test: linux and win7 Problems: see(for gmail) : https://support.google.com/accounts/answer/6010255?hl=en

JavaSSS (Safe Secure, SandBox) is an update for Suns jdk. This update makes java more secure using only a properties file. Settings include max storage, # of files, # of threads, library & native methods. Host control, limit socket speeds, & more.

An full-featured IMAP4 server written in pure Java, aiming at high performance through JDK 5.0's concurrency enhancements and NIO.

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

Y-Chat is a Chat program written in Java and html, accessible with a simple web browser through the internet (or even in LAN if wished). This only requires a JDK on the hosting server and a web browser for the end-user.