Tim's Webmail is a Web-based POP3 email viewer powered by Java Servlets and JSP. It uses SMTP to send email via the JavaMail API. It's fully compatible with sendmail and QMail. It has a simple user interface, and all basic email functions are available, including attachments. Support for multi-part messages and mailbox filtering is also implemented. The user interface is customizable using the presentation layer JSP pages and the CSS file provided.
| Tags | Communications Email Post-Office POP3 Internet Web Dynamic Content |
|---|---|
| Licenses | Freeware |
| Operating Systems | OS Independent |
| Implementation | Java |
Recent releases


Changes: Some style problems were fixed and attachment icons were added to the inbox view. Servlet mappings have been added to the deployment descriptor.


Changes: Some minor bugs have been fixed. Filtering was not matching searches containing upper case characters. The flow of the controller servlet needed adjusting so that the logout function worked correctly.


Changes: Some minor problems with the JavaScript were fixed to make it compatible with more browsers.


Changes: Mailbox filtering and ordering is now available for accounts with less than 500 messages. Many code improvements and bugfixes. HTML style changes. The HTML GUI has been moved to JSP pages; servlets now only perform non-GUI functions. Interaction with the mailbox has been separated to a new layer, so that GUI elements do not deal directly with mail API.


Changes: Multiple email messages can now be deleted without returning to the inbox.
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