Email Blaster
This is a simple Email Blasting Utility - Perfect for small to medium businesses. You can use it to blast your monthly news letters or important anouncements to your clients. The utility comes with a simple to use GUI and is fully configurable.
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Email Blaster - FREE & Open Source Version
This is the open source version of the Email Blasting Utility. It is an even more simplified version of the Email Blaster that you see above and can be run via commandline so one could even use it in a cron-job or a scheduled task. After you download and unzip this utility, do read the README.txt. It has all the information including samples and quick start scenarios.
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JMS SMTP Bridge - FREE & Open Source
JMS SMTP Bridge is a simple Java based bridge that can be configured to listen to a JMS queue and send the messages to a list of recipients via SMTP rotocol.
The bridge consists of three EJBs, namely:
- JmsMessageReceiver, which is a MDB that listens for JMS messages
- Jms2SmtpTransformerBean, a session bean that parses the JMS message and calls SmtpSender Bean
- SmtpSenderBean, a session bean that sends email(s)
This bridge requires a J2EE compliant application server.
Download the installer zip file, unzip and check out the README.txt for more details.
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Java Dependency Finder - FREE & Open Source
Java Dependency Finder is a simple Java based command line utility
that can be used to find out what jar/zip file contains what Class.
Ever fell into the situation where you are trying to compile some
Java code that needs a set of jars but you are not really sure which
ones? You could very well add all the jars that you downloaded with
some package, but you don't want to clutter up your classpath with all
the unnecessary jars and zips.
This small little command line tool is just meant to help you with
that. When you compile your code and get "ClassNotFound" Errors, simply
run this tool (telling it folders where to look for the jars) and it
will search in those jars/zips and find out which jar you should
include to get rid of that "ClassNotFound" Errors.
As simple as that!
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Full Historical Data of US Stocks
This is a single zip file containing historical price data of more than 8000 stocks traded in the US market. The data is in CSV format and is perfect for anyone trying to backtest any trading strategy. The data is available for free from Yahoo! Servers but is not as easily accessible as a single zip file with all the CSV files. So I wrote a small utility to download that and zip it up, and share it with everyone who needs it!
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