Tony Finch schrieb:
:-)On Sat, 19 Nov 2005, Ulrich Staudinger wrote: Fundamentally spoken, i think the message itself doesn't get old from A to B (it travels at almost lightspeed). And once arrived the message will be delivered immediately and instantaneously to it's target, contrary to Mail; Mail is stored in a mailbox by default. Presence is an interesting scenario, too. Of course the presence informations would be delayed by 5 minutes for my little venus express, but i could see if my service inside that planet probe is online or not ... I think XMPP is really interesting for it's XML nature. If only the tags weren't so long, these produce a massive overhead. Cheers, Ulrich |
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