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Java standalone online chat

Hello: I have a web domain hosted at 1and1.com. They provide a rudimentary chat program, but it's very basic, and froze up last evening (continuing on into this morning).

Can anyone recommend a jave (javascript; php; http) -based standalone chat program, that I can embed (or link) into an html page at my site?

I've looked (briefly) at CourceForge, but there are too many choices ... I'm interested in specific recommendations, pro or con.

Thanks, appreciated - Greg :-)

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EKG2(1) 							   User Commands							   EKG2(1)

NAME

       ekg2 - opensource IM client for UNIX systems

SYNOPSIS

       ekg2 [OPTIONS] [COMMANDS]

DESCRIPTION

       -u, --user=NAME
	      uses profile NAME

       -t, --theme=FILE
	      loads theme from FILE

       -n, --no-auto
	      does not connect to server automatically

       -m, --no-mouse
	      does not load mouse support

       -N, --no-global-config
	      ignores global configuration file

       -a, --away[=DESCRIPTION]
	      changes status to ``away''

       -b, --back[=DESCRIPTION]
	      changes status to ``available''

       -i, --invisible[=DESCR]
	      changes status to ``invisible''

       -d, --dnd[=DESCRIPTION]
	      changes status to ``do not disturb''

       -f, --free-for-chat[=DESCR] changes status to ``free for chat''

       -x, --xa[=DESCRIPTION]
	      changes status to ``very busy''

       -h, --help
	      displays this help message

       -v, --version
	      displays program version and exits

       Options concerned with status depend on the protocol of particular session -- some sessions may not support ``do not disturb'' status, etc.

SEE ALSO

       The full documentation for ekg2 is maintained as a Docbook manual.  See http://ekg2.org/ekg2book/ for an online version.

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