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...Full Control Multiple skins:Sixteen skins are available to fit in your Forum. Various chat clients:A standard Flash client that has full features, a neat and nice HTML client that is flexible and loads fast. Customizable: Chat size changeable and interface language automatically adjusted to user's OS. Chat Admin Panel:A chat admin panel is available for paid user to customize the chat room.

OpenJF is another Java forum. It's based on the well-known phpBB forum but with some interesting features like multi-level categories/forums, a comprehensive authorization system and advanced watch configuration.

JForum is a complete, powerful and multi-threaded forum software. Features include unlimited forums and categories, topic watching, email notification, Private Messages, user ranking, advanced permission schema and moderation options and much more.

This forum software is a Java based discussion forum, that uses JDBC to store data in a database. This discussion forum is available in different languages and has features for easy integration into a site and easy administration of forum.

Web discussion forum engine. Written with Jakarta Struts and JSTL. Goals: to be fast, scalable, flexible and configurable, can be easily integrated into another projects. Features: user accounts, permissions, hierarchical categories, internal "mailbox

Java Forum is a powerful message board system purely made by jsp. Includes some never seen before features!

Lucane is a free groupware platform written in Java, designed with extensibilty in mind. Bundled apps are instant messaging, file sharing, chat, forum, personnal notes, shared calendar,audioconf, whiteboard, todolist ... The platform is a simple way t

Discussions on existing forumsoftware tend to quickly bleed to death or go off-topic. To avoid this, in Outlinerforum the discussion is kept up to date. Introducing outliner-functions for the chairmanrole in threaded-forum. Live-demosite under homepage!

This is geared towards J2EE forums, providing a java forum for those who use J2EE containers (or the specific containers required to support the specific modules.)