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Small program, which monitors email account via IMAPS (secure version of IMAP) protocol and inform user about new, unread messages. Coded in Java programming language.
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Vast Mail is an E-Mail client written in Java. It supports every protocol available with suns javamail.
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Multiplatform Java 6 application which queries Zimbra server and notifies about incoming events (new mail, appointments etc.) in tray area. Something like (but more than) Zimbra Toaster.
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This is a handy utility for managing the java keeystore tool. The Key Store UI is an open source and a free tool to manage keystores and truststores.
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Platemail is a cross-platform email client written in Java, featuring built-in, configurable spam detection and filtering capabilities, the potential for a variety of user interfaces and the option of storing mail in a relational database.
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Jack Mail Client: jackmailclient: Mail Client in Java This is a simple mail client uses any mail server with a minimal configuration you will have a robost email client. Purely written in java.
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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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Camel's Eye is a powerful POP3 email filter. It supports DNS-based Blackhole Lists (DNSBL/RBL), Razor, and rules that search header or body. Features include regular expressions, scoring, deletion on server, automatic whitelisting through an SMTP proxy.
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Notifier for multiple Gmail and Google Apps email accounts. Offers various notification options (unread mails in Inbox only, All Mails, or with specified labels) and alert methods (popup message, chime, blink keyboard LED). Uses IMAP over SSL.
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Your own mailing system (most easiest to use with zero configuration) for the entire world (available in almost all the languages of the world) which will include Mail User Agent and Mail Transfer Agent thus trying to give maximum speed while transferrin
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Java GFHP Official Downloader. jGOD é um programa em java que permite transferência de ficheiros pela net através de email. Futuramente mais funcionalidades. Forum do programa: http://www.gfhp.com.br/forum/index.php?showforum=40
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Passenger is a powerfull and secure POP/IMAP proxy(gateway) server. It come with many plugins to adapt to your infrastructure (scalability, loadbalancing, secure with SSL, ldap or rdbm based, front-end abstraction of your infrascture).
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Web gallery generator is simple tool for web developer. It prepare previews ,fotos and raw XHTML files from source foto directory. In comparison with other web gallery tools it builts only content raw xhtml files and modified fotos - no graphics faces.
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As an open source project for project management, Factory lets you organize actors in teams, define projects, create version-based plans, generate forecast calendars and track statuses. Small and stand alone, it runs on every system with Java.
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MyPassMan is a password management program that securely encrypts all your passwords using a master pass phrase. It takes advantage of capabilities introduced in Java 6 such as web browser launching and the ability to minimize to the System Tray.
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FakeSMTPServer is a solution for testing web-based products that require a "unique" email address. Instead of being a "real" smtp server, this server forwards all email to a single email address, or can output them to the console instead.
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Email client & server with clustering support. Program focuses on data processing and management – the archiving, sending, receiving and encryption of e-mail messages with the related management of accounts. Functionality divided into server and client
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TopAZ(Topology Analysis and Visualization)is a tool developed in Java with a visual editor which helps visualize changes caused to the attributes of the graph when it is manipulated.It is mainly used for viewing,creating,editing & analysing graphs.
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MultiJADS is a domain independent multiagent active design documents shell. It uses multiagent technology to support activities in concurrent and distributed design systems and is based on the Active Design Documents (ADD) approach.
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Special email client that works with multiple accounts. Main function - check for number of emails changed from last time, and delete selected emails. Using JavaMail for operation. Requires Java 6 to run.
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This is a tool for mobile workers, which need to do certain tasks at certain locations. You can use it to quickly mail your current location (Office, HomeOffice, Mr. Coffee) to your colleagues, so they could find and join you.
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Stand-alone JAVA Email obfuscation tool for HTML pages. This tool can be used to process single pages, or whole webpage bundles, to protect email addresses occuring in them from spam bots and other harvesters, by hiding them using various methods.
