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It is an instant messaging client. Crony IM has support for some commonly used instant messaging protocols, allowing the user to log into various different services from one application. like LAN, GTalk, Yahoo, Facebook.
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JIM is a cross-platform instant messenger. Based on TCP/IP protocol. Supports conferencing as well as private messages.
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GOIM is a Jabber client with special features targeted at gamers. It is based on the eclipse rcp and will include all major jabber features in addition to displaying who in the roster is playing which game on which server and other game related features.
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Tata messenger is a Java-based instant message sending and receiving tool,most like the microsoft messenger and the Yahoo messenger ,and it will also provides the file transfer ,net meeting(video confrence,video transfer),and file sharing mechanisms
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JXTA Instant Messenger (J.I.M) is a project that aims to establish a server free, pure P2P Instant Messaging system. It is based on Java, JXTA (www.jxta.org) and the Java Cryptography Extension JCE and provides a nice Swing based GUI.
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ZIM-Pro - A P2P Instant Messenger based on Jxta Technology. Its features: Search for users by key words and location and add to contact list. Secure Messaging, Chatting, and File sharing, Invite offline users through E-mail, Message archiving, etc...
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OpenIM is a instant messenger system utilising the XMPP (Internet-standard communication protocol) and is built on the Java platform. It supports many popular systems (MSN, ICQ, AIM, Jabber, Google Talk etc.) and supports Voice (and Video) Over IP.
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A simple messenger client/server software that uses MySQL database for user accounts and personal preferences written in Java. C client is coming soon.
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HDCIM is an instant messenger for HDC users to exchange info, the IMs will travel encrypted with public key encryptions technologies. The instant messenger will be built for Windows and Linux, but it will be written for maximim portability
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Pine2Pine is a semester project at a University of Applied Science in Germany. It is a messenger with audio conferencing abilities for LANs.
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An Instant Messenger service in Java. The project consists of a server, client and custom-designed XML-protocol. The system is intended for corporate LANs where the security policy requires a local server.
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CorpIM - Corporate Instant Messaging - web-based instant messenger (JSF) - high performance (through ajax push, IceFaces) - large businesses (>10.000 users, scalable backend, multi-threaded) - chat conferences - offline messages - file transferri
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