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Platform independant (pure Java) universal IM Client aiming to be capable of an unlimited number of connections to an unlimited number of services. Currently supports AIM, Yahoo and MSN .NET with future plans to support Microsoft Exchange IM and others.
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KerMod offers time and space independent participation in network based moderated meetings. Its modular structure integrates moderation techniques like pinboards and threaded chats. Many areas of application arise, e.g. brainstorming or decision support.
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Brainlink is a collaborative text editor that utilitizes IP multicasting, written in Java. Brainlink is a port of the Network Text Editor (a research project created at University College London), developed at the University of Glasgow, Scotland.
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CosyCorner is a java network software based on videoconference and dedicate to artistic applications. This software has been thought to give artists a cooperative tool to experiment media streaming technologies and create events on the web.
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j\CMS is a lightweight, yet powerful J2EE-based Web Content Management system. It makes use of JSP, Struts and Java Beans and is intended to be runnable with any JSP-Engine around as Tomcat, JRun or any J2EE-compliant Java Application Server.
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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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A Java API for transparent access to instant messaging services. Currently supports AIM, MSN, and Yahoo! protocols, with more to come!!!
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Avocado is a Java and PHP port of the trust metrics algorithm behind advogato.org, with a new data model, developer tools, and utilities.
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Simple Chat is a very simple graphical chat software . It consists of a server and client application. Clients can send Messages (incl. HTML messages) to all connected clients or to a particular client. Alle connected clients are shown in a list.
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A light-weight, web-based event information tracking application implemented in Java and Ruby. Development is done using Extreme Programming (XP) practices and includes both jUnit & FitNesse testing.
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GUJ is a virtual user group from Brazil. We are one of the most influent and active group in the community. GUJ was stared at August 2002. Having 40000+ users, who every day discuss about Java, make articles and disseminates Java in the country.
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Prompt Courier is an instant messaging system intended for use in corporate LAN environments. The system is written in Java so both the server and client portion will work on any Java enabled platform.
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Flatch@ is yet another client-server chat application for the WEB. PHP on the server side, Java applet on the client, very easy installation, firewall-friendly (HTTP communication), multiple rooms, private channels, support for end-to-end encryption.
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Unified IM Library Supports AIM, ICQ, MSN, Yahoo IM Protocols. More protocols(Jabber) may be added later on. Primary audience is server side developers that need to have long running processes. Performance, scalability, good message throughput are the
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CollabLine is initially an RSS feed reading tool which will over time allow for direct collaboration between team members through blogs and peer-to-peer modules.
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Basically a threaded message board written in Java. Nothing too fancy, but we'd like to be able to have an easy to install and use comment board. Email and IM don't quite cut it for us.
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A group of specific modules that allow to create and manage a simple distance learning system including audio/video and slide synchronization (in live streamed session too), slideshows, content management, teacher/student chat.
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Through collaberative efforts I hope to make available an opensource multiplatform, mutiformat, web presentation producer in the same vein as MS Producer, softTV Presentation maker, Macromedia Breeze, etc. It`s a big task & I`m going to need your help!
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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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Futures Gateway is a not-for-profit educational project for children (primarily ages 8 - 18) and their families. It uses interactive and collaborative activities, especially Wiki and HTML document and media management software, videoconferencing, chat, b
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Convey is a real-time, online, multi-user collaboration tool which augments text, graphics, and symbols. Examples of graphics include shapes, mathematical expressions, diagrams, flow charts, and pictures.
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This project is a collaborative visualization environment. It is being written for a course at UAA, CS 401 Software Engineering. It uses a client/server model and allows users to simultaneously view visualizations over a network.
