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The HylaFAX Protocol for Java project (gnu-hylafax) is a pure Java implementation of the HylaFAX Fax Server Client Protocol. The gnu.hylafax package can be used to implement a HylaFAX client that will run on any Java-supporting system.
JHylaFAX is a platform independent client for HylaFAX that runs on any Java 6.0 enabled platform. It is capable of sending faxes, displaying server status and received faxes. It has a small footprint, starts up fast and features a sleek user interface.
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GUI Fax Manager for Linux MGetty+SendFax. Faxes are routed to auto print and/or auto e-mail incoming. Faxes can also be sent from workstations. Access previous faxes via web page interface. Please see the documentation at http://fax2serve.sourceforge.net
The MFlow project aims to create a modular messaging client in Java. Its architecture should make it as easy as possible to add support for new protocols, as well as maximizing configurability.