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Hi
I'm working on a instant messaging program in C#(for learning only).
Just wanna to know if my way is right or wrong.
I created a Client class whice contains a NetworkStream and Read/Write functions.
The server creates a new thread for every client,...
Started by Adir on
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Is a good way to look at an instant messaging application, particularly if you want multiple listeners discusses the Observer pattern and mentions instant messaging: http://www.oodesign.com/observer.
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I was thinking about integrating some instant messaging function into an existing ASP.NET web application, e.g:
the web application can display the online-status of users (are they currently logged in with their IM client) users can send messages from...
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Main problem We need to connect to IM.
Goal Create an multi-service instant messaging AJAX-based web application with internal accounting.
Concept looks like this:
And some citation from the site:
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What options are available for receiving instant alerts from web applications?
I have a time sensitive web application I need to tend to (approving expediated purchase order requests). I have thought of being notified by e-mail and SMS.
Are there any ...
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Write an XMPP (Jabber) bot that consumes.
If their instant messenger field is blank, prompt them.
Include instant messenger fields in your in a queue.
The various microblogging services offer, including SMS.
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I am thinking of implementing an easy Instant Messaging server in Java, but I don't want to create yet another protocol, but instead use an already simple IM-protocol. But I don't know which protocol I should use.
The reason Why I want to use an already...
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An advantage of using XMPP is that your....
The google says there are many in java.
It is pretty easy to use if you use an existing library - there are many client libraries for it in many languages .
XMPP is widely used and has standards backing behind it .
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Maybe this is a dumb question!
I'm just wandering is there any way/web part integrating with SharePoint, by which I can communicate with others instantly.
The reason behind this requirement is that I still have not found any workaround to communicate ...
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Gives you access to MSN Messenger internally....
Check out chatterbox: http://blogs.msdn.com/sharepoint/archive/2007/05/15/chatterbox-persistent-chat-session-for-sharepoint.aspx
You can integrate Microsoft Office Communcations Server into SharePoint apparently .
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We have a small school with classrooms across a few buildings. There are currently no phones going into each room but each teacher does have a school laptop and Internet. We need a way to instantly communicate with teachers from the office or vice versa...
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As it's open source if the config file doesn't let you disable the features you want disabled... .
Logins can be tied to AD or to another LDAP system or a database .
You could look at setting up a jabber server and installing a jabber client on each users machine .
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I am looking for some library that will help me connect to IM networks through a Java program.
My requirement is as follows:
User should be able to login, retrieve friend list, and able to send messages to his friends Messages should be delivered to offline...
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The Library://jaimbot.sourceforge.net/
By Googling "msn offline messaging bot" or similar queries, you might be able.
And through the Jabber transport system to nearly every single instant messaging possibility.
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My team communicates a lot with IM. We'll sometimes use IM to ask a question even to someone who's in the next cube over. The reason for this is that we all find that answering an IM is much less disrupting than talking.
Still, I find that the blinking...
Started by Mr Grieves on
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I just set my status to "busy" and don't reply to messages that come in when i'm "busy" unless it is important....
Human nature.
I think that as soon as you introduce a "priority message" function, all messages will start to be high priority.
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Do you know any?
thanks.
UPDATE : I'm looking for a library that minimum support YM, MSN protocol. preferably free but if it's worth to pay, why not.
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See http://xmpp.org/software.
Messaging and Presence Protocol (XMPP), also known as the Jabber.
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I have accounts with Google, AIM, and Yahoo! and I don't want to run 3 different programs, what program should I use?
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It supports multiple protocols and can.
Trillian has a new Astra, I prefer using Meebo , a web-based instant messenger.
Adium uses the same underlying messaging source, but has a Mac UI.
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