Java Chat Version 3.2 Changes since 3.0: HTML user interface, layout can be changed easily Font and text size No line breaks in words Download (64,8 kB) Java Chat Version 3.1 Changes since 3.0: Login is managed by servlets, no more applet frames   Nearly all database activity is managed by the classes WhoisReader and WhoisWriter, settings can be changed easier   The whois-table can be edited with a servlet Download (48,2 kB) Java Chat Version 3.0 A chat server (java application) distributes the messages to the applets. New users are registrated in a whois-database. Any user can view this information by typing /whois [name] The chatters can set the colour of text and background for every message. The project contains an applet and several java applications and can be used without greater changes. more... Download (69,7 kB) Java Chat Version 2.0 This project was an experiment and can't be used without changes. A simple chat server (java application) distributes messages - HTML formatted to applets and in plain text to client applications. The user can decide whether he want's to use the HTML-surface or the application with simple text output. New users are registrated in a database. Any user can view this information by typing /whois [name] If you're new to Java and you want to learn a bit about client/server stuff, just take a look at this project. Download (67,2 kB)