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JavaComm is a client–server communication platform offering chat, telephony, screen sharing, conferencing, a media player, and configurable media streams. Users can define and manage their own streams for flexible playback. All server-based communication runs over HTTPS (SSL/TLS), while file transfers are handled directly between users without passing through the server. The JavaComm Server runs on any Jakarta EE Web Profile 10 platform with the required extensions, using Tomcat 10.1.52 as...

Project moved to GitHub. https://github.com/davidfischer-ch/smpte2022lib

VoIP's project with Speex codec, speech detecting and crypto coding with traffic counting. All code is a pure Java, so completely cross-platforms. Traffic is about 9 MB per hour in both ends, sources: http://www.open-source-soft.narod.ru/arrow.7z

RTP text/t140 Library is a reference implementation for RTP Payload Type for Text Conversation (RFC 4103). The library has source code for encoding and decoding RFC 4103 data, and may be used either as a plug-in to JMF or in a separate RTP sender/receive

Isisdial Java generates standard telephone tones. After turning on your phone to get the tone you hold it up to to the speaker and the phone number will be dialled. Isisdial Java is command-line and cross-platform, with minimal requirements.

JavaPH is a client used for querying PH servers - distributed as a free, open source, cross platform, lightweight, app/applet. Future development tasks are to add ability to save XML, query multiple servers and collate results, and create documentation.

The XTapi project is aimed at someday growing up to be a reference implementation for JTAPI. At this time it is not the intention to cover every JTAPI package, just the Core and Media packages are covered.

NetKernel modules for development of DPML based applications based on Sun's OSS/J API as well as NetKernel implementation of reference applications.

Cross-platform Java Teamspeak client