Open Source Java Message Board Software

JForum is a powerful and robust discussion board system implemented in Java. It provides an attractive interface, an efficient forum engine, an easy to use administrative panel, an advanced permission control system and much more. Built from the ground up around an MVC framework , it can be deployed on any Servlet 3.1 container or application server running at least Java 8, such as Tomcat, Jetty and JBoss/WildFly. Its clean design and implementation make JForum easy to customize and extend. There is extensive documentation of all aspects of the software at https://sourceforge.net/p/jforum2/wiki2/Home/ Source code and a beta build are available for running JForum on JakartaEE 10 environments such as Tomcat 10.1; it requires Java 11. This has not been tested as extensively, but does not have any known bugs. It is freely available under the BSD license, and has recently been awarded the SourceForge "Community Choice" badge.

blojsom is a full-featured, multi-user, multi-blog package written in Java. blojsom aims to retain simplicity in design while adding user flexibility in areas like back-end storage, flavors, templating, themes, and plugins.

Pebble is a lightweight, open source, Java EE blogging tool. It's small, fast and feature-rich with unrivalled ease of installation and use. Blog content is stored as XML files on disk and served up dynamically, so there's no need to install a database

Webforum is a Java web forums program. Makes a fast bulletin board with i18n, admin and moderation. Compiled with java 1.6. No relational database (JDBC) needed; msg.s are simple files. Email users via their login.

mvnForum is a open source, powerful, easy to use/setup bulletin board (forum) built on the J2EE technology(Jsp/Servlet) and compatible with any Servlet Container which supports Jsp 1.2 and Servlet 2.3. The official home page is www.mvnForum.com

CURE provides a web-based environment for distributed collaboration. It was designed for lerning groups but is now also used to support busines collaboration. It combines wiki ideas with mailing lists, shared folders, chats, and room metaphors.

JForum is a complete, powerful and multi-threaded forum software. Features include unlimited forums and categories, topic watching, email notification, Private Messages, user ranking, advanced permission schema and moderation options and much more.

yawiki is yet another wiki system written in Java. The underlying wiki engine can be used separately. This wiki system includes full text search, last recent updates, show references, acl management and versioning. It is released under the BSD license.

This project seeks to provide a web-interface to a BetaBrite LED sign capbable of sending messages to the sign and displaying them. Additional modules can also be added to have the sign display weather information and RSS.

jGossip is a simple and powerful Java forum software (message board) implemented on J2EE platform using Struts framework.

NOCm stands for `NSUers Online Community Monitor`. It's task is to monitor NOC (`NSUers Online Community`) continuously and notify as soon as there is a new post in NOC.

We are going to develop an Agent, that will extend phpNuke (later other CMS) with AI.

The Atomic Forum wrapper is a Java Servlet which filters the content from the Atomic: Maximum Power Computing Forums ( http://www.atomicmpc.com.au/forums.asp ) and cleans up bad markup, removes excess tables and advertising from slow hosts.

A project for the UML Modelling and Analysis subject at the Budapest University of Technology and Economics.

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.

A small, efficient, flexible content management and on-line journal (a.k.a weblog, blog) application, available as a drop-in Java war file

Created your blog online, or on your phone? Use BlogspotToDocx.exe to reverse engineer your blog to your original transcript/text. With no images and hyperlinks! In docx format! It uses your blogger RSS feed to extract your text. Blogger to docx. Made according to Google’s Blogger Data API. It's written with Java, you got to have java on your system or just download the Java JRE. http://java.com/download Unzip it and put it on your desktop. RaY

========== NOTE: (AS OF 11/05/2015) 4chan html structure has changed, full images are downloaded as well as the thumbnail. Fix coming shortly (after my exams are over) to stop the thumbnails from downloading. ========== This is the first release of my 4chan image downloader. This downloader packs loads of great features such as the search ability. Check the features section and be sure to let me know if you want a feature added. Coming Soon: - Wiki, explaining in depth how to use it more quickly (although its already pretty simple to use) - Ability to download the whole thread, not just images - Better multithreading - Ability to use proxies - Sort images download from searches into folders - Keep original image names - More responsive gui Be sure to let me know if you want any other features.

an open-source WWW discussion Forum based on JSP/Servlets which uses JDBC to store and retrieve messages from a database

Dithaka is a dynamic mailing list and collaboration engine written in Java. It merges the concepts of mailing list and web forum; every message sent to the list appears as a post in the forum, and every post to the forum generates a message to the list

EJBlog is a simple blogging system, fully implemented using J2EE with a MySQL database. More features are planned for the future.

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.

The Floranta libraries provide components for building Rich Client Wikis using AJAX or Java. Floranta clients can be embedded in any webpage (even plain html) and allow users to leave notes, images, cards, etc on the pages. Eg: http://www.floranta.com

This project is now known as Apache Roller. The code that exists here in this SourceForge project is obsolete and unmaintained.