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Convert Webmail to POP3.Is also included a SMTP/POP3 tunneling system that allow send and receive email in a private network HTTP PROXY based. All connection are plugin based. Over 450 email server supported and tested, GMAIL POP3/SMTP over Proxy Network.
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Provide an Open Source Java Email Server that supports POP3/SMTP.
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GreenMail is an intuitive and easy-to-use test suite of email servers for testing purposes. Supports SMTP, POP3, IMAP with SSL socket support, and configurable user accounts and credentials. All in 100% Java. WE'VE MOVED TO GIT HUB: https://github.com/greenmail-mail-test/greenmail
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Purpose of this project is create games/other software for Java enabled mobile phones. Programs are written under Java (J2ME, midlets). Current highlights include simple mail client and web browser.
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Camel's Eye is a powerful POP3 email filter. It supports DNS-based Blackhole Lists (DNSBL/RBL), Razor, and rules that search header or body. Features include regular expressions, scoring, deletion on server, automatic whitelisting through an SMTP proxy.
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JFetcher is a Java Fetchmail application, which is able to fetch emails from a pop3 or imap mailbox and deliver it to another smtp host. The ideal exercise for JFetcher is to fetch emails from a global mailbox for relaying them to local accounts.
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An email client which basically focuses on sorting incoming emails for better email management using classification algorithms. Implemented for windows platform. The e-mail client focuses on inbox management, categorization of e-mails usig algorithms
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gavamail is a POP3/IMAP server implemented in JAVA for reading your gmail e-mail with your favorite mail client. Currently only POP3 is implemented but I hope to implement IMAP too. Libraries provided by the g4j and libgmail projects are used.
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NetPop -- a Netscape / AOL Email Popper written in Java, much like YPOPs! for Yahoo mail and Mr Postman for Hotmail, that allows anyone to use a POP3 email client (Thunderbird, Eutora, Outlook, etc) with Netscape and AOL webmail.
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After the presentation on CeBIT 2004 fair finally available: SpamStop works as a Proxy between your Pop3-Client and the -Provider, it uses a Support Vector Machine to classfy incoming mails and automatically learns classifiers from samples of your mails.
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Java based mailserver providing a SMTP and POP3 protocoll implementation easy configurable, OS independent, extendible
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Foedus Mail is a mail server written in Java. The goal is to produce stable IMAP, SMTP, and POP3 support and then to build upon and refine it.
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Welcome to the project page of the Open JMail Server - a scalable Java email server. Features POP, SMTP, IMAP, dynamic pluggable storage design, modular protocol handling, easy XML configuration and much more.
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SToffelMail is a graphical email client written in Java. <br> As it is written in Java it is independent of the platform used.<br> I wrote it for myself, not for more productivity, but for more fun with mailing...
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