eForum is Java-server based software that enables geographically distant participants to share ideas and enhance teamwork via the Web. It allows project moderators to manage feedback and project discussions. Users can subscribe to groups with email notifications - where each new message is emailed to the subscriber. With messages stored in a database, and classified by topic, it is capable of building a powerful knowledge base. This is an ideal project to tie into the Search Engine component to quickly find information need by searching by keywords, topics, titles, authors’ names, descriptions and other criteria. Based on the popular shared standard Expresso Framework.
WebForum is a servlet which can be used to build professionnal web boards with Web forms for administration. It is multilingual and require only a small configuration files to setup. The servlet caches all disk access for optimal performance and is fully threaded. It uses sesssion tracking throughout and will open a session will all registrered visitors dynamically generating pages according to the identity of the visitor. Through CSS, the look and feel of the HTML pages can be tailored easily to meet your needs but it doesn't yet has a full template mechanism. It also includes a Java 2 applet (sources included) which is fully compatible with the forum (so you can browser either through the Java applet or through HTML). It requires Java servlet compatibility (tested with Java Servlet Kit 2.0 and above) and Java 1.1 (tested with both Linux and Windows).
What is this servlet for? From the one side it is a Java servlet implements classical message board. But from the another site it is a new concept. You do not need to go to particular web site for checking messages. All discussion will be locked within your mailbox. All you need is a mail clients supports HTML messages. How does it work? With the help of this servlet you can start a new discussion. You type your message and mail it to the people you want be joined to your discussion (including yourself). After that all you need is only check from time to time this letter from your mailbox. Of course when you do that you must be online and MailBoard servlet. The same servlet can serve many discussions and you can have different configurations for different discussions.
SOMA, stands for Suckage Open Message Architecture, is an open-source web messaging engine, similar to Slashdot. The difference is that SOMA is written in Java on top of Sun's Servlet API 2.0. SOMA is currently being used to power a href=http://www.suckage.comSuckage.com/a.
This is a Java servlet implementation of the classical www message board program. It features: configurable background color, font properties, message sort configuration, messages per page, and more.
This is a simple Java servlet that implements messages forum (or guestbook). Forum also supports WAP/WML users, so you can also use this servlet as a news source in your Intranet.
This is a Java servlet that implements simple message board. Board supports e-mail notification and WAP/WML clients. It also features number of messages for each thread, last post date and time, and page spaning.