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ThunderMailConnector
(주)앤드와이즈의 썬더메일5.0 automail 라이브러리
(주)앤드와이즈의 대량메일발송 솔루션인 썬더메일5.0( http://www.thundermail.co.kr/thundermail/ ) 의 automail 기능을 이용하기위한 connector java 라이브러리. -
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"Look Up Contact" extends BlackBerry® contact lookup to LinkedIn and 123people.com and extracts contacts from the messages so you do not need to copy-paste. Available as a menu entry in the message log and address book. Tested with BB9700.
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Lucane is a free groupware platform written in Java, designed with extensibilty in mind. Bundled apps are instant messaging, file sharing, chat, forum, personnal notes, shared calendar, mail, todolist...
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JavaEmailer is a Java Classes Library that allows Java developers to easily integrate a mass mailer to their applications. JavaEmailer manages file attachments, SMTP servers, CCs, BCCs, plain text and/or html messages, and more...
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A practical and free form PIM for managing conversations, communities, events, actions and resources.
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MailMessager is a customizable utility that sits on the Windows or KDE3 system tray and polls email accounts for new email messages. SSL/non-SSL IMAP, POP3, and Atom feed (Gmail) protocols supported. A notification is displayed upon receiving new email.
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The JavaMailFactory is mail-templating-framework for java. It offers multi-client capability, internationalization and special-character-support for plain and html-emails.
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A Video Messaging project where users can login, check their video mail and reply by recording their own messages. Users can also select from various different quartz effects to apply to the recording.
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MGTalk - Jabber client for j2me midp 2.0 platform, supports some Google Talk server features. May run on any j2me midp 2.0 mobile phone or communicator. MGTalk is not affiliated with Google in any way
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project goal is easily show rss content in JSF pages. use RSS4JSF, you just need put the RSS4JSF.jar and the only need jar (rsslib4j-0.2.jar) in you WEB-INF/lib . and you can use the r4j tag to show rss content. please see the demo.
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A Java class that provides static methods that emulate PHP's serialize()/unserialize() builtin functions. Written during work on the DIMES project - http://www.netdimes.org.
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Teamworks is an opensource groupware built on top of JAVA/.NET web services backend with Mozilla XUL as the client UI
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gavamail is a POP3/IMAP server implemented in JAVA for reading your gmail e-mail with your favorite mail client. Currently only POP3 is implemented but I hope to implement IMAP too. Libraries provided by the g4j and libgmail projects are used.
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IDTrans is developing b2b technologies. The primary aspects of the project are secure transmission libraries, a key server, and a application to demonstrate the use of the libraries.
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