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jwma (java webmail app) uses jakarta mail (formerly javamail) to provide access to an imap email store. Multiple users can authenticate, read, send and manipulate email storage and persist a list of contacts, email identities and their own individual preferences. It works with email stored in mbox or maildir format or stored in a derby database; it has been tested with dovecot.james and exim4.
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Java app that checks periodically any number of gmail accounts/labels and displays the unread emails individually in system tray icons.
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A networking site on the lines of Orkut.Right now we plan to build it on Jboss seam and use a Java content management system like apache Jackrabbit as the backend. It would be more of a POC than an actual commercial app. Later on mabe it can be enhanced
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Polite APIs for Java Application Maintenance: - This project is intended to get standard solutions for (automated / manual) management / support of Java applications in one place. e.g. Reading properties file. Reading log4j logs. UTF-7 for 7bit s
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Ichabod is an SMTP/POP3 server, with mailing list support. Administration is via a web, or email You can also use Ichabod to make your app receive email as an SMTP server. You can also easily extend it by subclassing to add your own behaviors.
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Project XM2001 is a framework for an open email client system. It is being designed from the ground up as a modular, pluggable email API and client that will be portable to a simple email client, a sophisticated web app, or a simple client on a PDA.
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