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This applet implements the digital clock, including specific drawing methods and parameter reading. The appearance of the clock (font, colors etc.) can easily be controlled through parameters.

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Eteria IRC Client (EIRC) is an RFC 1459 compliant client program written entirely in Java using only version 1.1.x Java API, for compliance with current mainstream web browsers, without the need to download the Swing classes. It was written because it was needed a *free* Java IRC client at Eteria that was at the same time flexible and easy to extend, and that had a simple -yet complete- GUI.

MiniChat2 is a chat application that consists of a client and server part. Both sides are written with the Java language. The client side consists of two Java applets. One is used to chat and the other only displays a connected user list. Both of these applets connect to a different port on the server. It is also available as *.exe file for Windows NT server. The server as class files are available on request (Source files: US $100, License for the exe file: US $25). It is also possible to place the public chat at your page by pasting the applet tags.

CCalendar is a calendar applet that you can use as a real calendar choosing the global appearence and the photo you want to show. You can use it as a help for you site's user to entry date in a form field. CCalendar supports multilanguage for days and months and adds schedule possibility. It also allow you to link event to the days.

The ability to save the JavaBean component state for long-term persistence within an XML document has been a topic of much discussion with Java developers in the past few years. This feature has finally been adopted in the 1.4 version of J2SE. This article shows you how to use the new XMLEncoder and XMLDecoder classes, bypassing serialization and allowing you to generate fully initialized bean instances.

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.