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> > As for new features, there aren't many, though it
> does
> > support the full MSNP2 feature set (this is the
> same
>
> I presume this isn't a documented protocol (wasn't
> there some talk of the
> MSN protocol being published as the basis for a
> messaging standard at some
> point?). Do you know of any sites which detail their
> reverse engineering of
> it? I've found ICQ ones but not MSN.
Hi Alex,
The MSNP2 protocol was indeed made open by Microsoft
(in their drive to show themselves as an Open
company), the spec is quite difficult to find however,
but I think I've got a copy on my site..
If you want to take a look at the spec, which is
feature complete except for items added later, which
are, changing friendly names and sending e-mail
requests, check out the following URL
http://messon.sourceforge.net/Extra%20Documents/MSNP2_RFC.txt
To find out how to change friendlynames hunt around
the developer section of the site.
Hope this helps,
James
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