New Scripts | Java | JSP & Servlets | Email Systems

Claros In Touch is a full Ajax webmail, instant messenger, calendar, todo list, webdisk, address book and a note taking software. The main features are: multi-protocol(POP3+IMAP) built in spam protection, folder support for the POP3 protocol, drag & drop support, nice and clean user interface, compatibility with any standards-compliant POP3/IMAP and SMTP server, operating system independence, support for sending HTML email, and full MIME compatibility. Besides it features an instant messenger which can talk with a Jabber Server.

Bankoi Web Mail is a script to check your POP account from anywhere, anytime. It works with any mail server

jMailComposer is a Servlet/JSP component that allows to send emails from web browser. It supports to, replyto, cc, bcc email addresses and personal names. It provides message priority, return-receipt and file attachments. jMailComposer JSP files could be customized to your own web design and language. You could also include custom fields coming from HTML form into email message. An add-ons section including a Multilanguage Pack (with chinese sample).

Sak� Mail is a very high performance Web-based email system, designed for scaling to large numbers of concurrent users. It takes advantage of the Java Servlet API's memory-resident architecture and multi-threading HTTP response model. It avoids file system accesses through memory caching at every possible point, and never needs to touch the file system at runtime at all if coupled with an IMAP server. It supports POP3, IMAP, and SMTP, including authenticated SMTP. It also provides an extremely sophisticated message rendering system that can easily handle even complex HTML encoded messages with attachments that have been forwarded multiple times.

MailWebForm processes a HTML form, composes an e-mail and delivers it. A great feature is MailWebForm's spam protection: The recipient's address is not specified in the HTML form; MailWebForm uses a well protected mechanism (property files) to get the mail's destination. Of course flexibility and ease-of-use are MailWebform's design goals. MailWebForm accepts three levels of parameter input: A global property file, user property files and HTML form input. The setup is easily done through a administration web site. It uses Java Servlet API (version 2.3+ required), Java Mail API (version 1.3+) and JRE (version1.3.1+).

WebPop is a Java servlet that allows you to read your mail box. This servlet supports Post Office Protocol (POP).

It is a Java servlet allows you to support web-based mail service including mail-lists. So all mail (private, and mail lists) will be saved and distributed within your server. This servlet offers user interface to read/send mail, create and maintain mail lists etc.

The CoolServets.com Email package is a group of classes that makes it easy to send email from any Java application, applet or servlet. Features include: Simple to include in a Java app, applet or servlet, Uses SMTP to send email, Includes support for CC and BCC fields, Supports Reply-To field, and Models the JavaMail API (so programmers familiar with JavaMail will be able to adapt this package for their use quickly).