On Sunday 30 March 2008 03:51:09 pm Arup Malakar wrote: > On 3/31/08, Paul Johnson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > On Sunday 30 March 2008 01:49:26 pm Arup wrote: > > > I am setting up my own ejabberd server. Is there any gtalk transport > > > similar to yahoo or msn for ejabberd? I want to login to gtalk server > > > using my existing gtalk username and password in my ejabberd setup. > > > > This is entirely unnecessary: Google Talk and ejabberd both provide > > XMPP. Just use your JID on ejabberd and you'll still be able to contact > > Google Talk > > without a whole lot of hassle. > > Yeah I agree, using s2s communication, users from a jabber server can talk > to gtalk users directly. But what I was looking at was to be able to add > gtalk as a transport. > So that users can discover the gtalk service and register for it. > > Advantages: > His buddylist which he already had in gtalk will appear magically. Asking > the user to add all his > buddies again will be too much I guess. > Also when the user already has a gtalk account he will be more comofortable > maintaing it. He would be more comfortable adding new friends in his gtalk > account rather than > adding it to "yet another jabber account" which might go away. I think it > makes sense to have a transport for gtalk > like we have for msn/yahoo/icq etc.
Why in the world would anybody need more than one or two JID (one business, one personal) in the first place? You're over-engineering a problem that could be solved by picking a JID and sticking with it. -- Paul Johnson [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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