Internal Chat is a useful and easy-to-use client-server chat application which enables you to specify the server, the post and the hostname and connect to servers. It is written completely in Java and thus can be run on any platform that supports Java.
Internal Chat uses open industrial protocols: it works over HTTP/HTTPS, utilizing the power of AJAX requests and open Database Management Systems, such as PostgreSQL and MySQL.
Here are some key features of "Internal Chat Client":
- Instant messenger. Users are able to send messages and files. The server can be put inside the internal network and thus you do not have to worry about open networks security.
- Very simple for both users and system administrators.
- HTTP is used as transport protocol.
- SSL is supported.
- The number of defined message types is arbitrary.
- You can define your own template for every message type. For example, you can define tasks or some helpdesk boards (by now it must be programmed but in future I plan to make it look like plugins or server-side modules). By default two message types are defined in system: files and "common" messages.
- Added and removed users become available/unavailable immediately for all other users. No user interaction (like adding user into your contact list in ICQ) is needed.
- There are recipient lists for frequently used groups of recipients.
- Work time is counted (with an account of the periods when user does not work with his/her computer).
- History is kept on the server side and thus users will never loose their messages.
- The application is multiplatform. You can work with it under your favorite OS without any problems.
- The application is ready for internationalization (i18n). All the international data is stored in special files, so one just needs to translate it into the desired language. I made en_US (default) and ru_RU translations.
Requirements:
- More than 512MB of RAM is recommended.
- Java JRE 6+
- PostgreSQL
- MySQL
What's New in This Release:
- Cookie issue leaded sometimes to cycled reconnection is fixed.
Sunday, June 15, 2014
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