Meldware Communication Suite

Buni Meldware Communication Suite is an open source messaging and collaborative software product developed by Buni.org. Meldware Communication Suite uses the Java language and Java Virtual Machine to support its core implementation. The project envisions ease of installation and configuration as a core goal in addition to executing on multiple platforms and utilizing multiple databases. Meldware Communication Suite consists of: Meldware Mail, Meldware Webmail and Meldware Calendar Server. Originally Meldware Communication Suite was named JBoss Collaboration Server/JBoss Mail Server, but moved to Buni.org in late 2006. As of February 2010, the project seems to be dead. The website www.buni.org is no longer active.

Capabilities

The present release version of Meldware Communication Suite is 1.0 Milestone 8 (Mid 2007). As of this release it supports the IMAP, POP and SMTP protocols with a wide range of security and routing settings. It includes a calendar server which supports both iCalendar and WCAP protocols (which allows scheduling/integration with Mozilla's Thunderbird/Lightning and Evolution). One of the project goals is to allow "Mail-Based Applications" through user extensibility. Much of the core server is implemented using these extension points based on JBoss Application Server's extended version of JMX MBeans and Java classes conforming to Meldware Mail Server's MailListener interface.

• IMAP
• SMTP
• POP
• APOP
• TLS for POP/SMTP
• SSL for POP/SMTP
• pluggable JAAS login modules
• Gateways
• Routing by domain
• Virtual Hosts
• Graphical Installation
• Webmail
• Calendaring/Scheduling via Web Calendar Access Protocol with plugins for Mozilla Thunderbird and Novell Evolution

See also

Free Software portal

• List of JBoss software
• List of applications with iCalendar support

External links

• Download link to Version 1.0M8
• Official site

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