Hi,

You can also take a look on that java jabber server: http://www.alsutton.com/software/index.html. It's not under the GPL, the license could perhaps fit your needs.

Philippe


Dondi Imperial wrote:

Thanks for the reply. But open source is definetely
out of the question since I will be developing this
for a company that doesn't really believe in the whole
open source thing (will have to talk to them about
that :D).

Dondi Imperial
--- raditha dissanayake <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:

Hi Dondi,
Jabber.org and this and the jadmin newsgroup are the
best places for jabber related information. you might want to take a
look at the java servers under development. you might also want to
look at jabberbeans as well. However please note that anything that uses
jabber beans will have to be open source as well.


Dondi Imperial wrote:


Hi all,

I am about to build a commercial jabber server in

java

and I have a few questions.

1. Where can I get more information on how to do
this(other than jabber.org)?
2. Can development be done in a way that core
functions are done first(ie.. sending simple

messages)

and add more later?
3. Is it possible for a single developer to do

this?

and if it is how long would it take?

TIA,

Dondi Imperial

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