Massimiliano Mirra schrieb:
I stumbled over lluna.de but quickly dismissed it because it
seemed to need web server setup. As Eric (Jeti) pointed out
some days ago, I was mistaken, the setup is optional.
Yes, the idea is that Web sites can control where people chat, so they
can exercise their domesic authority, but if they don't then default
mapping rules apply and people meet on a default server.
> That would be nice. It's very simple: the client calculates
> the MD5 of the URL (which will be the room name), queries a
> remote API to find the server hosting the room for that URL,
> then joins the room.
What kind of API is this? Is it something that can be used by others or
is it tied to Sametime?
Our concept is to let the client do the mapping from document URL to
chat rooms by means of mapping rules. The rules use regular expressions.
This gives much flexibility to map URLs to rooms. It can combine
hosts/domain names or separate users into different rooms if they have
different URL query params. And it is simple for Web admins to
configure, if they like.
hw
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