On 11/13/06, Stanczak Group [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Ok. Why so little activity here? Standards wouldn't seem where stuff
would be.
No reason. S-JIG doesn't have more volume necessarily, but it did
past few days. I think there's just not much going on, that's all.
Maybe if Google had a
Stanczak Group wrote:
Ok. Why so little activity here? Standards wouldn't seem where stuff
would be.
You could say (for fun ;)) that this list is to discuss problems with
protocols designed by Standards-JIG people. So if they do their job
well, then there's not so much activity here ;)
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My only question would be what weaknesses does XMPP have. I would like
to deliver lots of content as well as live interaction. I'm looking at
using Wildfire and Smack, with XStream probably. Any advice would be
great. I'm pretty open.
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Justin Stanczak
Stanczak Group
812-735-3600
All that
Stanczak Group wrote:
Ok. Why so little activity here? Standards wouldn't seem where stuff
would be.
As others have said, most developer conversation takes place nowadays on
the forums/lists/websites of particular software projects. In the early
days, there was only one main project (the
FYI and FWIW, I've created this page:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_Jabber_library_software
I've also edited this page:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/XMPP
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Peter Saint-Andre schrieb:
FYI and FWIW, I've created this page:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_Jabber_library_software
That seems to be an excelent place for the list of available Jabber
libraries.
Matthias
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Matthias Wimmer wrote:
Peter Saint-Andre schrieb:
FYI and FWIW, I've created this page:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_Jabber_library_software
That seems to be an excelent place for the list of available Jabber
libraries.
Well, we already had these pages:
Hi
Guys,I am trying to connect to host 'talk.google.com' using JabberCom
and Delphi 7, but JabberCom send the following xml line to
server:stream:stream to="talk.google.com" xmlns="jabber:client"
xmlns:stream="http://etherx.jabber.org/streams"And I receive the following xml from
13 nov 2006 kl. 21.48 skrev Sönmez Kartal:
Hi,
It depends very much on what language you are planning to use and
whether you plan to write it all yourself or use an existing Jabber/
XMPP library to do the XML parsing and session handling or not.
Cheers,
Mikael Hallendal
Hi,
I want to
I'll use Java language and I didn't decide to write all stuff myself or use
an existing library. Can you tell me for both of them?
There is already a similar project working on Jabber/XMPP
client and library in Java.
It is in very early stage but maybe instead of starting your new project
you
Hi,
I'll do this client application for commercial use. I'm on open source side but
I have to live too! :-)
That's the why I said beginning. I'll build this application for a company's
solution. It will be a part of commercial solution. I cannot use an open source
project.
Is this means I'll
I am trying to connect to host 'talk.google.com' using JabberCom and
Delphi 7, but JabberCom send the following xml line to server:
JabberCom was not updated for many years. It's not XMPP 1.0 compatible
which is the reason you are not able to connect to GTalk with JabberCom.
You should use
On 11/13/06, Sönmez Kartal [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi,
I'll do this client application for commercial use. I'm on open source side but
I have to live too! :-)
That's the why I said beginning. I'll build this application for a company's
solution. It will be a part of commercial solution. I
Thanks Alex,
Do you know some another library that can be used with delphi 7 ?
Thx
Alexandre
Brazil
Alexander Gnauck [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote in message
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I am trying to connect to host 'talk.google.com' using JabberCom and
Delphi 7, but JabberCom send the following
Hi,
Thank you Joonas. I will add a custom feature to a generic client. We
researched many products but nothing has that feature. I have to implement it
myself. I can't use a GPL software, so, I guess I'll write all stuff myself.
Jive doesn't gives source codes of Spark what is the Jabbar
On Nov 13, 2006, at 23:42, Sonmez Kartal wrote:
Thank you Joonas. I will add a custom feature to a generic client.
We researched many products but nothing has that feature. I have to
implement it myself. I can't use a GPL software, so, I guess I'll
write all stuff myself.
Jive doesn't
Thank you!
I guess I'll use this.
Sonmez Kartal
http://ulakproject.blogspot.com
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On Nov 13, 2006, at
But they do give you Smack under the Apache License:
http://jivesoftware.org/smack/
Spark should be available as well, at least they were working on
releasing the source.
Spark is most certainly open source. To be precise, the code is licenced
under the LGPL.
Source files are here:
I see you're a Jive person, will Jive be releasing Wildfire under LGPL
or Apache some time?
Matt Tucker wrote:
Justin,
XMPP isn't perfect for everything of course, and you didn't provide a
lot of detail about your use case. Delivering content and live
interaction sounds like a very good fit,
Justin,
There are no plans to move Wildfire from GPL to LGPL or Apache. It's
pretty important for our Open Source business model that we're able to
charge organizations that embed Wildfire into their commercial apps (and
hence purchase a commercial license agreement from us).
If you're
See that's where I don't completely understand. First let me say I'm ok
either way. I can release whatever I make under GPL. You say embed, but
the site says plugins. So I guess my question is, if I develop a plugin
to Wildfire does it have to be released, or can it be commercial? At
first I
Justin,
Wildfire is dual-licensed, which means we offer it under the GPL as well
as a commercial license. That's why we're able to offer the Wildfire
Enterprise plugin commercially.
If you have any questions about writing commercial Wildfire plugins,
please ping us directly by email. If you
I already sent the email off a couple days ago.
Matt Tucker wrote:
Justin,
Wildfire is dual-licensed, which means we offer it under the GPL as well
as a commercial license. That's why we're able to offer the Wildfire
Enterprise plugin commercially.
If you have any questions about writing
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