"Smith, Jeffery S (Scott)" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: > Many thanks to all who have responded, both on and off list. I have > enough information to make the decision as to how to proceed with > this project. For those interested, we will initially look to > contract for a commercial service -- current contenders are AIM and > MSN and I am talking with Jabber, Inc. today -- for the initial > implementation, and will investigate the open source alternatives in > the background.
It seems that what you want is the client I wrote some time back. It is built around a client deamon on the client side, which authenticates the user and caches messages as they arrive. Then you can use a set of command line tools to check messages and presence. Among the features is the ability of the message sender to accept messges by pipe and dynamically break the stream into multiple messages based on size. The idea was to use jabber as a transport for logging and such. Unfortunately, my client uses the libs the server used for its own stuff, which have since changed a lot (the main reason I stopped developing it); breaking the clilent. I still have the code if you want to hack it. -- Anders "Quest" Qvist There's a shadow on the faces of the men who fan the flames Of the wars that are fought in places where we can't even say the names -- Jackson Browne, Lives In the Balance _______________________________________________ jdev mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://mailman.jabber.org/listinfo/jdev
