Thanks for the replies, both of you. Sadly, we're required to do a complete system (not just adding functionality to an existing one). My classmates are working on file encrypting applications, AI games, one guy is doing a voice command input system...
> Check that before you start anything. The free agsXMPP library sounds > like something that could jump start you into the project. I'll look into that. > > 2. Can anyone recommend a good XML parser to use with .NET? > > Generally XMPP likes both types of parsers in the puzzel: a SAX parser > to get at the stanza's easily, and a DOM parser to convert the XML > stanza into object form. (okay auth nodes, etc are not called stanza's > but I'm ignoring that for now). .NET's XML parsers support both of > these types. XmlReader and XmlDocument if-i-remember-correctly. Thanks! ---------------------------------------------------------------- This e-mail has been sent via JARING webmail at http://www.jaring.my
