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eXo Platform is an open-source digital workplace solutions for growing teams and enterprises, featuring: ✅ Internal Communications ✅ Team Collaboration ✅ Knowledge Management ✅ Productivity and Employee Recognition use cases. eXo stands out by: 👍 its fluid and integrated employe experience, on desktop and mobile 👍 the platform’s ease of use 👍 innovative employee engagement features. eXo Platform is developed on open-source technology and supports open...

Portofino is a free and open source web platform that helps developers create outstanding enterprise applications by addressing three specific needs: productivity, features and architecture. Among its features: content management, CRUD, database connectivity, calendars, charts, security and easy customization using Groovy.

Family Connections is a private social networking website designed specifically for families to be as easy to use as possible. Key features are: message board, photo gallery, family tree, calendar, blog, chat room, address book and more.

Toolkit e-formulieren is een opensource toolkit voor het op een gebruikersvriendelijke manier kunnen maken en onderhouden van e-formulieren. De Toolkit maakt gebruik van Orbeon, en ondersteunt XForms-compliant e-formulieren, evt. met voorinvulling.

It's a web application which manages projects. It includes a calendar for events and maybe a file's system.

The calendar tag library provides a simple and easy way to generate an interactive calendar in your java enabled pages. The library provides quick implementation and fully customizable look and feel.

Ginkgo is a Java desktop application which displays reminders for events scheduled in Google Calendar.

This project combines the DHTML calendar widget (http://www.dynarch.com/projects/calendar/) with Java Server Faces (http://java.sun.com/javaee/javaserverfaces/index.jsp) into a jsf component.

ivata groupware is a Groupware/Exchange/Intranet/Extranet system. Includes contacts/address book, calendar, library CMS and webmail. Java J2EE, EJB (optional), Hibernate, Struts and JSP. Runs on WebSphere/Tomcat/Resin/JBoss. See groupware.ivata.org.

iCalGrabber is a java based application to grab event information from web sites. The events are stored on the filesystem based on Apples iCal format. These .ics files could be read by iCal specific applications like the Mozilla calendar.

vcalx allows you to connect to an IMAP enabled Exchange server to retrieve you calendar entries and export them to a .ics file. This file can be imported into Sunbird or iCal.

IntraCreate is a web based intranet and community builder (CMS). Based in JAVA and configurable with most Db servers and Web servers.Offers Java API for extending and customizing.Includes Contacts,Calendar,Forums,File Manager, Appointments,and much more

OpenCMS Calendar Module. This module provides a jsp page with a calendar of events for the OpenCMS content management system.

opensource java based groupware application framework including: Mail, Calendar, Task, Addressbook personal and groupware moduls

The jxCAL project aims at providing a calendar publishing framework based on Cocoon/XML/XSLT. It can aggregate multiple sources of events and display them using nice SVG views.

A java servlet that generates a cool DHTML web calendar showing user-defined events. It has a full-month, thumbnail-month(s) & year views. Its events is grouped in different categories, each corresponding to a user-specified CSS file for its appearance

A Java library to handle the Microsoft Exchange object (Contact, Calendar entries, tasks) in an easy way. Build on top of Slide (using Exhange WebDAV client) The library can be used for Java CRM / planning/ PIM software to integrate with Exchange.

BlogWelder is a dynamic (unlike blogger) content management system (CMS). Supports journal entries, perma-links, trackback (referers), polls, rated comments, rss xml feed, calendar, dynamic menus, and multiple topics. Java and JSP. Ultimate blogging tool

Developing JavaServer Pages (JSP)? Tired of writing the same code over and over again (e.g. displaying a calendar)? Take this custom taglib that contains nice and practical tags for rendering dynamic content from JavaServer Pages.