The Multiplatform Enterprise Instant Messaging software is designed to be smart, powerful, and extendable. It can be used across multiple platforms to streamline communication and collaboration among employees in an organization.
The Internal Chat (IntChat) software is an instant messaging application designed for corporate clients and servers. It is written entirely in Java, making it compatible with any platform that supports Java. The software incorporates open industrial protocols and works over HTTP/HTTPS, utilizing AJAX requests and open Database Management Systems such as PostgreSQL and MySQL.
IntChat's versions are assigned unique names to differentiate different releases. The version format for IntChatServer is as follows: X represents the major version, which means the protocol revision. Revisions with different numbers are not compatible. Y represents the minor version, which means the application revision. Different revisions with the same major version may be slightly incompatible, and increasing the minor version usually implies significant application rewriting without protocol modification. Z represents the build number, which indicates the current build number. It usually increases after fixing bugs or adding new features.
The software is a free-to-use open-source solution that offers users the freedom to modify and redistribute it under the GNU General Public License terms. The program is provided with the hope that it will be useful; however, it comes without any warranty, including the implied warranty of MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. For more information about the permissions and responsibilities granted to users, read the GNU General Public License thoroughly.
IntChat's versions are assigned unique names to differentiate different releases. The version format for IntChatServer is as follows: X represents the major version, which means the protocol revision. Revisions with different numbers are not compatible. Y represents the minor version, which means the application revision. Different revisions with the same major version may be slightly incompatible, and increasing the minor version usually implies significant application rewriting without protocol modification. Z represents the build number, which indicates the current build number. It usually increases after fixing bugs or adding new features.
The software is a free-to-use open-source solution that offers users the freedom to modify and redistribute it under the GNU General Public License terms. The program is provided with the hope that it will be useful; however, it comes without any warranty, including the implied warranty of MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. For more information about the permissions and responsibilities granted to users, read the GNU General Public License thoroughly.
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