On Tue, 14 Jun 2005 23:59, Jacek Konieczny wrote: > > Instructions: > > Put in the username box your Jabber ID (e.g. [EMAIL PROTECTED]) and the > > password of that account in the password box. So no separate registration > > is needed! > > You call that a cool feature? Giving away credentials to one service, to > other, unrelated? I would understand using JID as userid and > authenticate it via Jabber (to prove it is authentic and belongs to one > who is to use it), but not giving my Jabber password to any other > service not related with my Jabber server.
It could definitely be improved. It could load a little Jabber client in an
applet which logs into the actual Jabber server to do the authentication,
then requests a token from the server you want to log into. The token would
come back to the applet which could feed it to the real form to log the user
in.
At least that's as good as it would get until Jabber clients themselves got
web integration...
TX
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