deep darc » XMPP Client Daemon » Comments http://www.deepdarc.com/2006/05/21/xmpp-client-daemon/ deep and darc stuff 2006-05-26T14:38:02Z Copyright 2005 darcness <![CDATA[RE: XMPP Client Daemon]]> nyco.wordpress.com http://www.deepdarc.com/2006/05/21/xmpp-client-daemon/#comment-457 2006-05-26T14:38:02Z 2006-05-26T14:38:02Z [TRACKBACK] Visions pour Jabber — Dans un de mes posts sur le forum de JabberFr.org, je raconte, du point de vue d'un geek/nerd, mes tests très sommaires et fais part de mes reflexions sur les clients Jabber sous Windows (oui, je…

]]> <![CDATA[RE: XMPP Client Daemon]]> antecipate http://www.deepdarc.com/2006/05/21/xmpp-client-daemon/#comment-453 2006-05-22T15:30:35Z 2006-05-22T15:30:35Z [TRACKBACK] Questionable efficiency — Is re-inventing the wheel the pinnacle of efficiency, that any new bee XMPP client developer absolutely insists on re-writing yet a new XMPP stack from scratch? Or is XMPP is really lacking an efficient approach at quickly...

]]> <![CDATA[RE: XMPP Client Daemon]]> Edrin http://www.deepdarc.com/2006/05/21/xmpp-client-daemon/#comment-451 2006-05-22T14:22:55Z 2006-05-22T14:22:55Z Somehow this idea sounds familiar to me :/ Just kidding. I was the developer of the wxSkabber client and my last xmpp project was in fact a/the "XMPP Client Daemon".

See http://wxxcd.sourceforge.net/ and http://wxxcd.sourceforge.net/xcd-lib.jpg

Maybe you want to resurrect the project, there is still some code on my HD that is not published in cvs. On the other hand the thelepathy project is basically the same and development is much more active there than mine.

In any case, xcd was already working fine, so it depends on the developer if he wants to do it in c++ or not...

Regards... contact me at: edrin@jabber.org

:)

]]> <![CDATA[RE: XMPP Client Daemon]]> Robert McQueen http://www.deepdarc.com/2006/05/21/xmpp-client-daemon/#comment-450 2006-05-22T14:12:53Z 2006-05-22T14:12:53Z Hey, this is exactly the point of the Telepathy project which I work on. We've implemented an XMPP backend daemon and export the various functionalities of this (and potentially any other protocol backend) using D-Bus IPC. It's the basis of the IM/VOIP (using Jingle/Google Talk) on the new software release for the Nokia 770.

]]> <![CDATA[RE: XMPP Client Daemon]]> Pedro Melo http://www.deepdarc.com/2006/05/21/xmpp-client-daemon/#comment-449 2006-05-22T13:04:40Z 2006-05-22T13:04:40Z eheh...

Last week at work (we maintain a windows jabber client and now a mac jabber client) we where discussing exactly this.

We where discussing taking the Psi core, and removing all the GUI from it, and using some IPC mechanism to keep a GUI outside.

I know of at least one commercial Jabber client that is trying this road. For me it seems a great way to do it.

Best regards,

]]> <![CDATA[RE: XMPP Client Daemon]]> milk http://www.deepdarc.com/2006/05/21/xmpp-client-daemon/#comment-448 2006-05-22T11:32:20Z 2006-05-22T11:32:20Z sounds cool. the dev behind the now-seemlingly-dead client skabber was also working on a jabber client daemon but his site seems to have disappeared.

]]> <![CDATA[RE: XMPP Client Daemon]]> Sam Morris http://www.deepdarc.com/2006/05/21/xmpp-client-daemon/#comment-446 2006-05-22T09:55:22Z 2006-05-22T09:55:22Z Sounds similar to freedesktop.org's telepathy project. It's a really great idea.

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