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SimplissIM is a simple instant messenger for local networks where people want to chat, not tweak their software settings. Automatic presence, no server needed, no list of contact to maintain (people appear automatically), seamless file sending...

This project is no longer active...

IpChat is a comprehensive network communication tool, similar to a regular instant messenger. However IpChat unlike other IM networks is completelly decentralized, requiring no pre-existing server.

JXTA Instant Messenger (J.I.M) is a project that aims to establish a server free, pure P2P Instant Messaging system. It is based on Java, JXTA (www.jxta.org) and the Java Cryptography Extension JCE and provides a nice Swing based GUI.

The aim is to set up an instant messenger service (like ICQ, MSN,...) but totally in GPL licence. Server is written in Perl, the client side (GUI) in Java, and the submission form in PHP. See the README to know why poooms is different of others IM.

Sliver is a Server daemon and a client program that reads log files, and accept remote commands through the TOC protocol using Net::Aim and encryption. Sliver is written mostly using Perl, but this may change.

An instant messenger network (including client and server) using Web services technology for communication. Makes use of external Web services for automatic translation of text messages between different languages. Client written in Java, server in C#.

A web based instant messenger written in PHP + MySQL and a web based video conference written by PHP + Flash Communication Server. The target users are for communication between different office / department / region of a corporation.

This is a Java-based project to integrate IM services (MSN, Yahoo, AOL, ICQ, Jabber) into a server-based proxy service, providing always-on presence and offline message queing. Any Jabber-based client can receive messages from the service.

A CrossPlattform Instant Messenger written in Java, brings its own small Server and allows people to communicate in a LAN with static IP-Adresses. Current release has support for ICQ and AIM, more will follow. Want to contribute? Mailto project admin.

Java Instant Messenger (or JIM) is an application to allow instant messaging over a network. JIM does not have a centralized server. Instead, users run the server on one of the computers on the network and other users connect to that server.

An Instant Messenger service in Java. The project consists of a server, client and custom-designed XML-protocol. The system is intended for corporate LANs where the security policy requires a local server.

A Peer to Peer Instant Messenger written in Java. Multicasting is used to communicate without a server and all messages are sent directly from client to client.

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.

This is an Instant Messenger client and server written fully in CGI with Perl. Users can register their nickname, and chat when anyone comes online. Also you can see they webcam.

PeerBox is the first fully functional P2P messaging system. Messages travel directly between machines via SSH over Tor Hidden Services. No central server, no intermediary, no account required. Local data is encrypted in AES-256 via gocryptfs with self-destruct after five failed password attempts. Messages are signed and encrypted with GPG. Only explicitly accepted contacts can reach you, making spam structurally impossible. Runs on Debian-based distros with a fully automated installer....