I noticed a couple different people wanting information on instant messenging with ColdFusion and then in another place instant messenging with Jabber and ColdFusion in the last couple days (for reasons beyond me) [first on cfguru, then on my blog, then on the jive software forums]. For those that care I put together a quick [...]
The September Jabber Journal was released today.
· OpenIM is a new open source Jabber implementation written in Java using the Apache Avalon toolset.
· JabberStudio is hosting a repository of scripts for jabber server administrators.
Of course, you knew this already because the journal is available via RSS. You are subscribed right?
IBM developerWorks has a great article that talks about extending log4J to with Jabber. log4J comes with appenders for Sockets, JMS, SMTP, Telnet and so on… This article discusses extending the AppenderSkeleton class to provide logging to a Jabber server, which initially sounded crazy (why would you want to get IM’ed every time a [...]
The latest version of Trillian will support Jabber. You can download the beta if you’re a Trillian Pro member.
From the jdev mailing list: Java Jabber Server, “… an open-source Java implementation (Apache License) of Jabber Instant Messager. The purpose of the OpenIM project is to produce a fast, simple, and highly efficient instant messager server with high modularisation and a codebase that uses the Avalon tools created by Apache’s Jakarta project.“
Smack is “… an Open Source library for communicating with XMPP (Jabber) servers to perform instant messaging and chat.“
v9 of Jabber Journal is out.
“If you would like to learn from key Jabber contributors in person, mark your calendar now for the O’Reilly Open Source Software Convention 2003 in Portland, Oregon (July 7-11). There will be Jabber presentations by Jeremie Miller, Harold Gottschalk, and yours truly, a half-day Jabber tutorial by Ryan Eatmon and [...]
Great article on Jabber and IM within a corporation, gives nine “…thoughts about IM that should be considered by anyone adopting IM.” [http://accounting.smartpros.com/x37234.xml]
Rafe postulates on the future of instant messaging. “A Microsoft product manager says that the future of IM is all companies managing the identities of people inside their organization, and the usage of a clearinghouse to broker connections between organizations.” Of course, this is *exactly* what Jabber does. A Jabber server is exactly analogous [...]
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