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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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IRC gateway for lide.cz chat.Written 100% pure in Java including "Lide API" (package jlidegw),which allows Java developers to make their own applications collaborating with lide.cz server.Some code parts are inspired by Python version of lidegw.
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A gateway to allow a user to connect to MSN using their existing IRC client. MTL irc2msn is platform independent as it is written in Java.
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This is a program that can maintain a running conversation with a user. This is an evolution of an Eliza clone called Splotch. This version brings Splotch to the J2SE and MIDP platforms. So, if you like to SMS, get yourself a copy of Splotch!
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Syrrtyuloi is an IRC-gateway for connecting to DC++ hubs. Current version doesn't allow you to transfer files or file lists.
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Chatlet is an applet / servlet gateway to IRC. It makes it possible to transparently connect to IRC using a standard web browser, even if you are behind proxies and firewalls, as all communication is done via HTTP.
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