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JMultiSend is a simple and fast solution to send mass emails (Bulk E-mail); it only needs to load the list of addresses, the message (HTML or TXT), the data and then send. It is possible also to manage mailing lists subscribtions simply by emails, to send personalized messages with the user name and to schedule delays up to 24h (86400 secs); all this also from command-line. Since it is developed in Java it is a cross-platform application and does not need installation but needs only the Java...

In Files there is WebCrawlerMySQL.jar which supports MySql Connection Free Web Spider & Crawler. Extracts Information from Web by parsing millions of pages. Store data into Derby Database and data are not being lost after force closing the spider. - Free Web Spider , Parser, Extractor, Crawler - Extraction of Emails , Phones and Custom Text from Web - Export to Excel File - Data Saved into Derby and MySQL Database - Written in Java Cross Platform Also See Free email Sender :...

This application synchronizes Lotus Notes Calendar entries with Google Calendar. GCal supports syncing with both iOS (iPhone/iPad/iPod) and Android devices, so you can now view your Lotus Notes calendar on your mobile device. GCal also allows you to view the calendar using any ical/rss/html compatible viewer. Currently the sync is only one direction: pushing Lotus Notes entries to GCal. All entries manually created in GCal will be ignored (and not copied down to Lotus Notes).

A webmail-client (POP3, IMAP, SMTP) written in Java as a webapp. Very easy to install - just throw the WAR-file into the deployment-directory of your Servlet-container (tomcat, jetty, weblogic, ..) and you're ready! Test ride on the yawebmail-Homepage!

With Tiger Envelopes you can stop snoops from reading your email. Same email client. No extra steps. One click to install on Windows and Linux. Configures Outlook, Thunderbird, and KMail. Supports GPG, PGP, Bouncy Castle encryption.

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.