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This project holds a server side implementation of the Patient Identifier Cross-Reference (PIX) and Patient Demographic Query (PDQ) profiles specified by IHE (IHE.net). The actors implemented are PIX Manager and PDQ Supplier.
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This project aims to develop an open source client for Novell GroupWise. It uses the Eclipse Rich Client Platform for its user interface. Thus enabling a native looking and feeling and feature rich client for all major platforms.
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Email2Fax and Fax2Email gateway for Asterisk, that could be integrated to your own existing Asterisk.
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NEXUSe2e client is an Eclipse RCP application that provides XML based messaging using e.g. ebXML to integrate business processes that span multiple companies. It enables small organizations to participate in supply chain integration scenarios.
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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!
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WebMail is a Java Servlet application that gives users WWW access to their IMAP/POP mailboxes. It supports folders, multiple languages, composing messages, MIME and virtual domains.
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Transfers email from an exchange 2000/2003 account to local file, smtp address, or procmail. Written in Java, this uses OWA protocol and can be run periodically on a server with no user input. Useful for Exchange servers which don't enable forwarding.
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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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Stop Cyber Threats with VM-Series Next-Gen Firewall on AzureGain integrated visibility across all traffic in a single pass. Deploy Palo Alto Networks VM-Series to determine application identity and content while automating security policy updates via rich APIs.
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a simple program to save messages from an imap account and to upload messages to an imap account. with special additions for gmail accounts.
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N-Browse is a client-server package for interactive visualization of network data with heterogeneous types of links, intended for ease of use and designed using a generic database schema for data integration and visualization.
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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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Storesim simulates creation of large amount of random files. Directory structure created is similar to what is done in very large file repositories: based on hashdirs (found in mailservers, NFS servers, files servers, image databases...)
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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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This is a small and easy to use java smtp proxy to scan emails. !!! This project is still under construction. Next days i will release a manual und more documentation.
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Penny Post is a system to combat spam emails by making the sender "pay for email" by spending a few seconds of computing time. Outgoing mail is marked with postage stamps that convince the receiver that the sender is genuine.
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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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Jsmtpd : A small and modular smtp email server daemon, written in Java. Jsmtpd is heavily based on plugins, and supports : spam detection (Spamassassin, Jasen, RBL servers, BlackList), anti virus (Clam Antivirus), and many others filters.
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A mailing service code written in JAVA where users can mail content without logging in their respective email ids. Very useful for organizations with high security.
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This project tries to allow email over a decentralized p2p network. In the network users will not only save information that is/was of use for them, but they will also save information of others to enable the ability to send offline users emails, too.
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The MailRA resource adapter allows sending and asynchronously (non-polling) receiving of emails. It is coded according to the JCA 1.5 and Java EE 5 standards. The project is coded from scratch, without using source code from Sun.
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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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OpenLemonade is a community project that implements a Lemonade service consisting of protocols and email server extensions that provide mobile email.
