RE: [jdev] Options for Production/Industry quality sdk or framework for- implementing a client -

[JD Conley]

There is a list available online: http://www.jabber.org/software/libraries.shtml   If you're looking for .NET there are three other options: jabber-net, agsXMPP, and one from IP*Works. The IP*Works one is simplified quite a bit, but I'm not sure if they have the level of functionality you're looking for. I haven't used the other two. For Java, most people seem to go with Smack, though there are more options. I'm not really sure about C++ libraries as we don't have any experience with them.   A good option for you might be to start with an existing open source client and just modify it to suit your needs.   Reliability and traffic numbers are likely going to be more targeted at the server implementation than the framework. How high are you looking to scale with regard to simultaneous users, number of rooms, number of users per room?   -JD Conley From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Dwarapudi, Vijay Sent: Wednesday, March 15, 2006 10:45 AM To: jdev@jabber.org Subject: [jdev] Options for Production/Industry quality sdk or framework for- implementing a client - I am on a short deadline to pick out a framework to implement an XMPP client. So any feedback/ experience or options on different client side vendors for building a client that talks XMPP would be appreciated.   The client purpose is to facilitate machines chatting alerts, relaying alerts, discovery, through chat rooms etc.     Currently we have already tried Soapbox, so I am looking for other recommendations beyond soapbox.     An SDK or a framework to develop a client that has   Simple and easy to use objects that facilitate MUC capability, login, join rooms, get notified on users dropping out etc… Maybe a built in extension for guaranteed delivery, since I could locate a JEP extension for this. Reliability testing numbers based on traffic or previous experiences, scalability based on chat rooms and users Has anyone extended XMPP through JEP or otherwise to query a WFS, or maybe built in extension for this too.     Thanks Vijay Dwarapudi R&D Sensort Net Federal Security Division Join us at Intergraph 2006 Intergraph’s International Users Conference in Orlando, FL USA June 12 – 15, 2006 www.intergraph2006.com