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    Jnestor

    Jnestor is another majordomo in java

    Jnestor is a majordomo developed in java: it can reads an IMAP/POP3 folder (email folder), identifies the elements in it and process them, transforming them as Mantis issues. The software is still experimental, but it passed succesfully the last stages of testing and I hope I will release a stable version soon.
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    icarusWebMail is an open source WebMail, with POP3 and IMAP mailbox support, also supports APOP POP3/SSL POP3/TLS IMAP/SSL contacts lists from LDAP, anti-spam integration, Internationalization (by now es, en, fr), Filters, Drafts, Sent-Folder, Signature.
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    flap is a mail user agent written in pure Java. Its main distinctive feature is mounting message folders (like POP3 or IMAP) into a virtual folder tree, just like on Unix. Other features: macros language (w/ BeanShell) and extensive filter rules.
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