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More and more Java technologies are being used in open source projects.

• ICEMail
• Jive Forums
• Liberty Alliance Project
• Media

• ICEMail.java creates an instance of the ICEMail application, sets preferences, such as language, local and time, and a shutDownICEMail method to neatly close the application. For supporting information see The Java Technologies Behind ICEMail.
  
  
• MessagePanel.java uses an inner class to implement a runnable to get new mail messages in a separate thread. For supporting information see The Java Technologies Behind ICEMail.
  
  
• MessageUtilities.java supports internationalization by decoding message parts from any character encoding into Unicode equivalents. For supporting information see The Java Technologies Behind ICEMail.
  
  
• MHFolder.java manages the mapping of file names. For supporting information see The Java Technologies Behind ICEMail.
  
  
• MHMessage.java provides an input stream to the file containing the mail messages. For supporting information see The Java Technologies Behind ICEMail.
  
  
• MHStore.java stores messages. For supporting information see The Java Technologies Behind ICEMail.
  
  
• ProgressTest.java displays a dialog box when a Race Condition button is clicked. For supporting information see The Java Technologies Behind ICEMail.
  
  
• QuickViewer.java sets the JEditorPane to display the email message header, body, and attachments in one view. For supporting information see The Java Technologies Behind ICEMail.
  
  
• ViewAsDataSource.java implements DataSource to provide a common interface to access various types of data. For supporting information see The Java Technologies Behind ICEMail.
  
  

• EmailTask.java holds a list of messages and sends them when the run method is called and has a few factory methods to use to return or add message objects into a queue to be sent. For supporting information see The Java Technologies Behind the New Developer Forums.
  
  
• SkinUtils.java shows a Jive skin. Skins are the user interface to the forums. Written in a combination of regular HTML and JSP scriptlets (snippets of Java code on JSP pages), skins maintain the look and feel of a web site while making function or method calls to other JSP pages or classes. For supporting information see The Java Technologies Behind the New Developer Forums.
  
  

• Interoperability Prototype for Liberty (IPL) software lets developers gain a better understanding of the Liberty Alliance protocols and provides a foundation for testing interoperability between liberty-enabled products and applications. For more information see the Interoperability Prototype for Liberty page.
  
  

• 3D Graphics: Generalized Particle System, 3D Overlay System, Texture Cache System, and more.