On 7/6/05, 张文茂 <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > I think I want to do both of them. First transport RFC2822 over XMPP, second > write a Jabber-based e-mail client. It just liked such scenario: > > 1) We can write an e-mail and transport it like an IM message over > XMPP. The e-mail can be sent to another Jabber-based e-mail server or client, > it can also be sent to an ordinary e-mail server or client through a XMPP > gateway. The differences between Jabber-based and ordinary are security and > near-synchrony. > > 2) Jabber-based e-mail client can receive the e-mail both from > ordinary and Jabber-based e-mail server. And it can also recieve IM message. > > 3) The messages such as e-mail and IM can be represented in the same > format. They can be stored and searched in the same way.
Have you considered writing an extension to Thunderbird? -- Psi webmaster (http://psi-im.org) im:[EMAIL PROTECTED] http://halr9000.com
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