I've been thinking about something: how can custom business objects in 
shared assemblies/libraries/components/etc. within the context of a 
multiplatform application, wherein XMPP is used, be preserved?  In other 
words, if an app uses .NET or J2EE or Python, a truly componentized 
hierarchy should be available so a component can leverage 
messaging/presence data and not be bound over HTTP, XMPP, TCP.
It's worth taking a serious look at making sure we make a consistent set of 
outlets for any web framework or one-off project to hook into as a means of 
marshaling data over common logical tiers and over desktop, mobile, web, 
e-mail, RIA, SMS, XMPP.
Thoughts? 

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