Email and web browser MHP 1.0

Hi all,
Has anybody implemented and email client and a web browser for MHP 1.0.2?
Are there open source tools to help me on the implementation on these applications, like a Jave email client and a Java web browser that I can convert easily to MHP?
What Java classes I need to use to implement the email and browser?
Does any STB in the market support MHP 1.1?
I want to hear your opinions...
Thanks in advance,
Jordi (Barcelona)

Dear Jordi
We have created a java browser that runs very well in mhp, and you can run a webmail service on it as will. You can get a 2 months free evaluation version. Please see www.nordcom.dk for details on how to get the evaluation version.
Best regards
Thorbj�rn Vynne
NordCom Interactive

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