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This is a web based chat application and uses only JSP and Java Servlets. It doesn\'t use applets, activeX controls or database. It is a freeware, which shows how JSP and Java Servlets can be used. If you know Java and JSP you can also download source code of Java Classes and try to extend this application yourself.
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jChatBox is a JSP Chat application (free for non-commercial sites). Server side is 100% JSP. Client side could be HTML/JavaScript, Applet or Flash. Moderator users can open and control multiples chatrooms. He/she can manage users (list, ban, kickoff), manage blacklist, generate transcripts, do backup, and apply chatrooms parameters such as max users, languages (English, Spanish, Danish, Swedish, Portuguese), filters, etc. Users can run commands like /help, /time, /kick, etc. Chatrooms are easily customizable (skins), and can be extended by designers or programmers through the jChatBox API. jChatBox is ready to XML and also includes Applet and Flash5. Check out Add-Ons section for Smiley or Cersor Filters.
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J-LiveSupport is a Live Chat SOFTWARE for web sites to do live help and live support chats with visitors.
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jzChat is an 100% HTML/JavaScript chatroom performed by a java servlet. Guest users just have to enter a nickname for chatting. They can choose chat\'s lookandfeel. Private messages are allowed. Root user chooses chatroom\'s name and subject. Root also controls the chatroom: max. users, open, close, transcript, list or kickoff users features are available. jzChat is protected against cross scripting attacks. Only root user could use "direct-HTML". Note that this chat doesn\'t need frames to run.
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JChat Servlet is a chat room written entirely in Java using the Java Servlet API. JChat is an experimental servlet project for providing simple, fast forms-based chat and the source code is freely available under the GNU Public Licensing Agreement. The current implementation stores all information (settings and objects) in cache. User interaction occurs via HTML/forms (as opposed to a Java Applet or ActiveX Control).
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S2R Chat