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Foedus Mail is a mail server written in Java. The goal is to produce stable IMAP, SMTP, and POP3 support and then to build upon and refine it.
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JFetch is an application to download your email through protocols like POP3 and IMAP. The decision of whether to download a mail or not is made through a sequence of filters. The user can easily add customized filters to this sequence.
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Solstice is a lightweight, email-based Message-Oriented Middleware (MOM). Solstice uses encrytption and fail-over mechanism to ensure security and guarantee delivery (For more information on MOM, please refer to the project main page).
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API similar to Java-Mail (TM). This API is to be in C# and will be available for the dotNet-aware platforms.
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A web mail service based on J2EE and open source sql database. It supported rules, addressbook, etc..
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An Experimental Platform for Secure Peer Services, QARE uses a decentralized trust model, a Public Key Infrastructure and provides single logon for multiple applications running across multiple systems. WAR files are used to add applications.
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Freemail enables secure, anonymous, two-party communication over Freenet. The use of flexible channel initiation protocols and secure message transport allows allows cultivation of anonymous identities with reliable reputations.
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List-Summary monitors a mailing list and keeps statistics about subjects and contributors. Experience has shown these statistics are interesting, and help remind high volume contributors to consider whether such a role is appropriate.
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jmom is a cross platform email client, written in java and taking advantage of SWT for a faster, native look and feel. Supports imap, pgp, ssl, and filters. Also an IM Client supporting AOL Instant Messenger and MSN Messenger, and CVS Client are in the
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Agenda aims to be the next step in corporate quality groupware. Better than the current mainstream choices of MS Exchange and Lotus Notes. Agenda will try and use existing f
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OmniBiff is a universal "biff" program able to monitor multiple email servers of virtually any type, incliding UNIX mail, POP3, IMAP4, Hotmail.com, Yahoo.com, and more. OmniBiff can display alerts graphically or act as a proxy for other biff programs.
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Small application that retrieves mails from pop3 mailserver and stores them in the users mail-spool. It is written in java, should run on all plattforms using mailspools (-> unix). It supports an infinit number of pop3accounts.
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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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This program seeks to be a full featured mail client written in Java. Implemented are SMTP,IMAP and POP3 support, PGP encryptio
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fruMailer is a cross platform MUA written in both Java and Perl. The GUI is based off of the toolbar-and-windows idea behind the GIMP.
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This is a Java Email client for academic purpose. It will include the general email client features and other experimental techniques such as uncertain reasoning, HCI principles. This project is not supported now.
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The goals are to: 1. Document the HTTPMail protocol; 2. Provide at least one client implementation of the HTTPMail protocol; and 3. Generally allow access to Hotmail other than through the web interface.
