Carolina Ardohain Wrote: > I was searching for XMPP C++ libraries, but I was > unable to find anything useful.
At this point, I would consider C++ obsolete as a language for modern development. It's been supplanted by both Java and .NET. Starting a new project in C++, unless there were compelling reasons to use it (low level device access, large amount of interfacing with legacy code, etc) would, in my opinion, usually be a mistake. XMPP has current generation, maintained, Java and .NET libraries. Some of these libraries are commercial, some are open-source (which is an entirely different can of works), but they do exist. One thing that I do find amusing, is that client developers seem to enjoy developing their own interfaces - all of the popular clients that I've seen all create their own libraries. I don't believe this is out of technical necessity, but rather the way developers prefer to code. -- Chris Mullins _______________________________________________ jdev mailing list [email protected] http://mail.jabber.org/mailman/listinfo/jdev
