Java Feed Readers WWW Clients


Allows seamless integration of RSS newsfeeds into websites. It is a Java servlet generating Javascript objects the web author can manipulate.








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  • RSS Viewer - A Java based, open source RSS reader.
  • AgileRss - A free desktop aggregator that supports all versions of RSS and Atom.
  • nntp//rss - Enables RSS feeds to be read with NNTP java newsreaders. Requires feed readers the Java Runtime Environment.
  • BlogBridge - Windows, Mac and Linux based RSS feed reader, which is feed readers designed to allow users to easily manage and follow hundreds feed readers of feeds.
  • Thinfeeder - Free, cross platform, multi-language RSS / Atom / feed readers RDF reader. Anti-aliasing, skins and multi-language support. feed readers Developed in Java, works under Windows, Linux, MacOSX feed readers and others.
  • JRSST: A Java RSS and Atom Ticker/Reader - A simple, lightweight, RSS and Atom ticker/reader.
  • Flock - RSS aggregator written in Java.
  • RSSOwl - Uses the SWT Eclipse library to provide a www cross-platform desktop application to read RSS subscriptions. Free www software.
  • Feed'n Read - Free Java based open source newsfeed reader. Supports java all current feed readers formats (RSS 0.90, 0.91, 0.92, 0.93, java 0.94, 1.00, 2.00, Atom feed readers 0.30 and 1.00).
  • JERSS - Allows seamless integration of RSS newsfeeds into websites. It is a Java servlet generating Javascript objects the web author can manipulate.
  • curn: Customizable Utilitarian RSS Notifier - A Java-based extensible, caching RSS reader. Command-line utility, java intended to feed readers be run periodically by a command java scheduler such as cron(8) feed readers or the Windows Scheduler.
  • NewsMonster - Mozilla and Java-based aggregator with RSS 2.0 support.
  • Hotsheet - A Java based desktop newsreader. Works on Windows, java Macintosh, Linux and anything else with a Java java Virtual Machine.


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