Ralf Schlatterbeck wrote:
On Wed, Feb 06, 2008 at 12:28:09PM +0100, Vadim Lebedev wrote:
Ralf Schlatterbeck wrote:
- SIP Peer-to-peer presence (rather high prio)
I'm working in this right now, you can see stuff comitted on
http:://repo.mbdsys.com/openwengo/wengophone-2.2
I expect to finish low level stuff today (phapi and PhapiWrapper) and my
collegue will do GUI stuff today and tomorrow...
Maybe by Friday we'll have something testable
Thats quick. I'll checkout from the new HG repo and build that.
Now I think, I need some basic introduction into the branches (and
trunk) structure of Wengo:
- There is the 2.2 branch which is alpha for quite some time but not yet
released
- There is the trunk with -- as far as I understand that -- python
support and maybe other things
And you're adding the new P2P Presence stuff to the 2.2 Branch. So I'm
confused: Shouldn't this go (also) to the trunk? Or is development only on
the 2.2 branch? Maybe you can clue me in there...
Well we're running 2 devs in parallel
One is based on 2.2 branch and another on trunk
the P2P PRESENCE stuff is for 2.2 based project but i'll push it (at
least partially (meaning wifo and (Sip|Phapi|IM)wrapper stuff to trunk
too (once tested).
- IM even if no presence info is available or if other party is offline
-- many IM architectures store messages in the infrastructure while a
client is offline. So we need to be able to use IM even if no presence
is available or presence indicates offline status. Some of this was
quite easy to get going, but in the infrastructure we use for testing
I'm still not able to send IM -- they have no presence infrastructure
currently :-(
You mean the sfotphhone storing messages locally?
No, several IM Infrastructures (like e.g., ICQ) store messages while a
party is not logged on. They'll get the waiting messages when they are
online the next time. Currently Wengo refuses to send any messages if
the presence status is offline which is undesirable for IM
Infrastructures which support storage of messages.
I've hacked Wengo to make the IM-Button available even if the contact is
currently not online. On some architectures this may mean that sent
messages disappear without notice, on others messages will be waiting.
For our mobile phone project IM-messages might be sent as SMS when the
remote party is not logged on, for example.
Ideally this behaviour should be parametrable per account
Ralf
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