Stefan,
I will take a look at Smack. Basically what I want to do is embed my own
chat client in my *-J web-app, so I was looking for suggestions on librarie=
s
that would allow me to do this. I had noticed that *-IM was developed using
*-J and since *-J has been a great product for me I thought that I may try
*-IM as well.
Voice is an important requirement for my user, would either of these two
suggestions fill this requirement?
Is voice-->chat more of an Asterisk function?
Thanks again for such an awesome product!!
G
On 4/6/06, Stefan Reuter <sr...@re...> wrote:
>
> g f wrote:
> > I was interested in incorporating xmpp into my asterisk-java web app.
> > Any recommendations from *-java users that have successfully integrated
> > xmpp?
> > My requirement would be conference rooms and voice chat ability and the
> > embedding of the client into a web app.
>
> what exactly do you want to do?
>
> > Libraries? Clients?, ???
>
> There is Asterisk-IM, a plugin for the Wildfire XMPP server at
> http://www.jivesoftware.org/asterisk-im/ - it allows Asterisk presence
> information to be shown for Jabber accounts ("On the phone") and dialing
> through Jabber. It uses Asterisk-Java but I think thats not exactly what
> you are looking for.
>
> A general purpose (and very good) Java library for XMPP is Smack
> available at http://www.jivesoftware.org/smack/.
>
> If you provide some more detail on what are going to implement I can
> probably give you some more specific pointers.
>
> =3DStefan
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