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JAM Circle is a Kanban Application Platform on Eclipse RCP.Kanban is similar to sticky note.you can use it for GTD,Planning,Pull System using Kanban.It supports to send Card using XMPP and to define it\'s behavior using Script(JRuby and ECMAScript).
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JECmate is an application to help manage chess games played by mail or email. Written in Java it will support the creation of messages and the sending of those messages by email. It may also be used as an interface to third-party chess engines.
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This small platform independent application (written in Java) is designed to encode your e-mail addresses, thus the spam robots can not retrieve it from your page. Note that minimal HTML knowledge is needed to put the generated script into a html page.
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A very light weight, full featured, multi language, WYSIWYG HTML Editor in Browser written in Java Script, DHTML, PHP, and ASP. Designed to be used wherever a Rich Text is needed.
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MailRunner is a Java/Swing based email response management testing tool. It automates the sending of email to any SMTP server which can then be used to test the routing and processing of emails. All email are defined in an XML script.
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