Peter Donald wrote:
> > I've release the version 0.5 a java SAR implementation of Jabber Server > > (see http://www.jabber.org) using Avalon/Phoenix toolkit. > > > > http://sourceforge.net/projects/jabaserver > > Thats very very kool! thx > When I originally came into Avalon project I was working on a messaging > server that incorporated Jabber into it. Unfortunately the company went belly > up and we stopped but its always a good thing to see that you are doing this > ;) hu > So where do you plan to go with this? I've lot of project :) (as everybody here) But I prefer to focus on something simple and stable for the beginning. > Are you going to allow pluggable > transports and so forth. We are working synergy between servers/applications. > In the future could there be bridges to ICQ and > friends? Sure, but, I wont develop them. I mean, I'll try to open the code to allow easy development of sort of plugin. But, this is not my current priority to develop bridge for Y! or ICQ. I prefer to have to good reference/stable implem of Jabber protocol before anything else. > Also are you going to set up some sort of API for processing > incoming messages - something like the James Mailet API - This is mainstream. I'm currently working with an experimented developer (as the matter of fact he's familiar with James, huhu ;) ). Wait & see > This looks really fun. Wish I had more time so I could help you out. IT is fun :) Thanks, you're advice will be welcome. As would have said steve jobs: : "the best line of code is the one you dont code" :D Cheers -- To unsubscribe, e-mail: <mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]> For additional commands, e-mail: <mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
