Open Source Java Usenet News Software
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HelloNzb
The Binary Usenet Tool
With HelloNzb you can download (binary) files from Usenet servers via NZB index files. The software is based on Java and can thus run on many platforms (tested on Windows and Linux). Automatic archive verification via PAR2, automatic RAR archive extraction, built-in yEnc- and UU-decoding. Portable, no installation required. -
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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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Create, maintain and localize a complete documentation for the Sylpheed Email and News client. This includes manual and FAQ.
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CoffeeLink Open News Server is an NNTP server written entirely in Java intended for hosting private discussion groups. CLNews supports the current NNTP RFC including many common extensions.
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An e-mail and usenet news reader written entirely in Java. E-mail accounts and newsgroups can be created and subscribed to, respectively, from a formatted data package.
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Eclipse RSS Reader provides the users of Eclipse-based products with the ability to subscribe to and browse various Rich Site Summary feeds.
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Eclipsemail is an e-mail client for the Eclipse platform. The original Eclipse Mail project on SourceForge was founded by Jordi Boehme Lopez and Leif Frenzel. That project is no longer maintained. Please visit http://eclipsemail.org instead.
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The goal of the Everything Over Freenet project is to make all interesting internet protocols work over Freenet. Anonymous and decentralized mail, news, chat, and lots of other things will soon be yours.
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FireBall is a webmail system improved by adding support for two additional channels of communication (besides e-mail): SMS(MMS) messaging and Usenet. Additionally it is going to provide a set of supporting tools making message handling easy and enjoyable
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A Vuze BitTorrent plugin to make possible free advertising between peers. Description using images: http://bit.ly/9llNWw Description file: http://bit.ly/bHsVcv
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Hedwig is a java-based modular communications system that handles collection and organization of multiple modes of communication, from email to instant messaging to RSS feeds. Hedwig also acts as a local server, presenting its organizational capabilities
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Usenet news reader written in Java using a custom NNTP class and a MySQL backend to store article information.
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A pure Java streaming news client for LUGNET.COM. Includes a Swing-based GUI. The client engine can be given virtually any kind of UI, or be put into a middle-tier spooler.
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Java realization of News Server based on Network News Transfer Protocol (via TCP/IP) It will be a bridge between data storage (some SQL DB) and News Reader (client) OS: OS independent Programming Language: Java
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YEnc is a Java decoder for the yEnc format. Although a sample app is provided to decode files, JyEnc was designed as a library to be used by applications needing to use yEnc encoded data.
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JavaNZB is a tivo for usenet. The program fetches NZB files from Newzbin whenever a new episode for a show is aired according to tvrage, and drops them into a queue directory for download.
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Its a software which can be used to simulate and emulate the mobility management in the wireless network, this implements the mobility management algorithm, it uses the Blue tooth as a communication media between a wireless terminal and
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MobileNews is a compact NNTP news reader for mobile devices. It runs on Java 2, Micro Edition and MIDP 2.0 compatible devices, for example on many mobile phones. Now you can keep up-to-date on your favorite newsgroup discussions wherever you are.
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MrBin collects binary files posted in your favourite newsgroups. MrBin has some powerful features: very fast multithreaded downloading, integrated support for rar, par2 and nzb files, automatic split file joining, parallel news header retrieval...
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NINAN, a webapplication to download binary content from news servers. Ninan Supports the nzb file format for easy download and runs on a server or workstation on a OS supporting java 1.6+. Request and bugs can be reported at: http://ninan.org
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A command-line-based newsgroup client for downloading binaries using NZB files. The client is written in Java and will provide a reusable library for use by other Java-based clients.
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The n3tpd is a small NNTP Server that can handle small newsgroups. The server is not stable yet and lacks a lot of features but "it works". This software is superseeded by SONEWS Usenet News Server (see http://www.sonews.org/).
