Open Source Java software for running web forums (also known as discussion forums, web boards, etc.) 1. DigiPosts - A message board with rich graphical user interface (GUI), complete DigiChat integration, and fully integrated mailing list (listserv) functionality. [Commercial] 2. EyeBrowse - Servlet-based, mailing list archive browser. Includes source, mailing list, and documentation. [Open Source, Apache] 3. Jive Forums - Feature-rich Java based forum software. 4. Jive Forums - A highly configurable and extensible web forum software, written in Java. [Shareware] 5. Meinds - Java based messaging and information database system. [Open source] 6. mvnForum - A bulletin board (forum) built on the J2EE technology(Jsp/Servlet). mvnForum is compatible with any Servlet Container which supports Jsp 1.1 and Servlet 2.2. [Open source, GPL] 7. Suckage Open Message Architecture (SOMA) - Web messaging engine, similar to Slash, but written in Java. [Open Source] 8. The Java Technologies Behind the New Developer Forums - By Dana Nourie. This article focuses on the Java technologies used in the general architecture of Jive forums, as well as the configurations and changes to code for the Jive special forum features. 9. eForum - Enables geographically distant participants to share ideas and enhance teamwork via the Web. Supports moderation and email notifications. [Open Source, BSD-like] 10. LightningBoard - A bulletin board system written in Java. [Open source, Apache style license] 11. Yazd - Java based forum software, with three different skins. [Open source, Apache License]

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