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bitacora web log (blog) developed in java, powered by Struts, hibernate and tiles. Looked at overcoat to support picture maintenance.
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This project is now known as Apache Roller. The code that exists here in this SourceForge project is obsolete and unmaintained.
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KNCforum is web-based message board software that is open source written solely in Java. A few of the prominent features text based topic searching, confirmation registration via email, cookie/session based login capability and admin functionality.
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jboard is a bulletin board project written in java. it relies on struts, jaas, tiles,hibernate, jstl, log4j, xhtml and css2. it has been build to enhance some knowledge on these libraries. this project was a prototype, and is no longer supported.
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Josephine is the accumulation of several enterprise Java web sites. It aims to be both a toolkit from which new sites can be created and a turn key solution for those wanting a dynamic web site out of the box. It is built on Jakarta Struts 1.1 and JDBC.
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MimerDesk is a Web-based groupware environment designed for a wide variety of uses such as personal management, computer-supported collaborative learning, carrying out projects, and setting up communities.
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A small, efficient, flexible content management and on-line journal (a.k.a weblog, blog) application, available as a drop-in Java war file
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The Internet Censor is a multi-platform, Internet clustering program, for which the resulting data will be used in the creation of a non-profit content-filtering Internet Search Engine for children.
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cdBB [Coldfusion Driven Bulletin Board] is an open-source message board written using technologies like Coldfusion, XML and Java. It goals to be a complete open source enterprise solution for online communities.
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jPortlet is a Portlet Container build in java.<br> jPortlet is an open-sourced implementation of the WebSphere Portlet API.
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R-Net is a project and is an initiative. R-Net as a project involves the development of a database which will allow the exchange of ideas and boost peer to peer collaboration to improve the city living standards; the recruiting, organization and mobiliza
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Revival/2k is a modular BBS/suite of internet servers and a web-site management system. It consists of multiple web applications (forums, mail, login, etc), internet servers (NNTP, POP3, etc) and a Telegard/Renegade styled telnet server all interacting
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We aim to create a set of webpages and applications that anyone can freely use to run their own Q&A site like http://ask-it-here.com or http://brain-fuse.com using only PHP and a MySQL database server. It will idealy run on Linux servers, Windows/IIS supp
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Bulletin board system written in Java. Database driven. Possibility to post without registration. Nicname registration. Possibility to edit and remove(if there are no replies) own messages. email notification on replies. Easy to admin.
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POCKET is a set of free open-source components for portal development and are provided for the public so as to provide rapid development and component reuse. The components are written in Java and thus are platform independent. Currently, we focus on JSP
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J2EE implementation of the slash discussion system, sharing the same database schema as the mod_perl implementation. As the project is in a pre-alpha state and is rapidly changing, please use the latest CVS files, not the .war files or other file release
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emiedes Bookmark is a website bookmark where one can sign in (post a message) and browse other's messages
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Open Story is a news broadcast plus forum system. It has the following functions: submit and manage stories; manage discussion on a story; manage user, and many other features arround news broadcasting such headlines, hot news, break news, etc.
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This is geared towards J2EE forums, providing a java forum for those who use J2EE containers (or the specific containers required to support the specific modules.)
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an open-source WWW discussion Forum based on JSP/Servlets which uses JDBC to store and retrieve messages from a database
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This is your basic news poster, however, it has a few twists. The idea is that you can post messages to be stored in any format (ie. XML, MySQL, etc). Messages can be retrieved in the same way. It is written in all java using jsp and taglibs.
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This web service developped in Java provides WebForum services on the IMAP4/POP3 protocol : you don't need database, and common messaging tool like Netscape Messenger or Outlook permits to create/delete new forum and to moderate messages.
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Meditux is Java-servlet software that provides a web interface to MySQL to support a medical intensive care unit intranet. See http://icu-web.org for the new direction of the software. No releases are planned yet.
