> -----Original Message-----
> From: Rapha�l Luta [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
> Sent: Thursday, May 04, 2000 2:59 PM
>
> Nope, that I have a Jabber client implemented as a servlet
> that I can integrate
> in other applications
<snip>
> It all depends what your specifications are, since HTTP is
> stateless it's quite
> a different mode of operation that the stateful connections
> used by jabber: either
> you use an applet to connect directly to the server, or you
> must "simulate"
> persistent connections other a stateless non-persistent protocol.
nujah, when you log on to a website, you have to simulate state
anyway... However, in the case of jabber client, it will take the
simulation one step higher: not only do you have to store session data
with the user, you also have to keep the socket connections attached to
the user...
But if you already have it implemented as a servlet, it shouldn't be
that difficult to make a portlet out of it... or?
Neeme
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