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PlanetaMessenger.org is a Instant Messenger with support to all well known instant messenger networks including ICQ,MSN,AIM,Yahoo! and Jabber through a powerfull plugin engine. PlanetaMessenger.org support multiples look and feels, plugins and profiles.
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The PlanetaMessenger.org Libraries project is a set of open source instant messenger libraries used and maintained by PlanetaMessenger.org. You can find protocol implementation for MSN, ICQ, ComVC networks for use on standalone and server applications.
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Kraken is a continuation of the Openfire IM Gateway plugin, but in a way that works for any XMPP server. It provides a way for XMPP users to log into, and communicate through, their legacy IM accounts such as AIM, ICQ, MSN, Yahoo, and friends.
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Jimm is an ICQ clone for mobile devices, such as celluluar phones. It is written in Java 2 Micro Edition (MIDP) and uses protocol version 8. Jimm is not affiliated with or endorsed by ICQ, Inc.
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Send XMPP (Gtalk/Google Talk also supported) messages (thanks to Jabber) within a single line of PL/SQL code, get buddies list and status in relational tables (or xml) on Oracle 11g.
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j!com is a secure instant messaging system, featuring a classical AIM-like interface, and providing AES encryption for conversations and login.
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EclipseIM is an abstract instant messenger plugin for eclipse. It will be useful for developers who want to chat (ICQ or other) from eclipse environment, send java code between contacts e.t.c.
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This project provides a basic Java implementation of the OSCAR protocol, used by ICQ and AIM clients. Commonly used features such as messaging, status and server buddy lists are supported, making it easy for developers to use this in their own work.
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This project intent to enable the collection, centralisation and presentation of the results of lawnmower-races.
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notify4b is (Notify for business) a IM-messages sending package which helps you to send your application inner message to the various IM clients such as XMPP MSN etc. It can work easily and effiently by simply adding a deployment and a few codes to your
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IMPULS (Instant Messenger Personal User Log Storage) is a toolset which allows to retrieve, store and display messages from different IM instances in a central database.
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This project will be database replicator! Possible replication is form few based on SQL DB to mySQL!
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An open-sourced all-in-one messenging client. The client includes AOL OSCAR, IRC, MSN Messenger, Yahoo! Messenger, and ICQ (OSCAR). Written in Java for cross-platform support.
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The goal of CryptoJIM project is to create a cross platform instant messenger with support for a central encrypted message archive, transparent message encryption and several IM Protocols. At first priority it will support the ICQ Protocol.
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OpenICQ is a simple ICQ-Clone written in JAVA programming language. OpenICQ comes up with support for multiple languages and user profiles.
