From: Kevin A. <al...@se...> - 2001-09-17 17:42:46
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Last week, jabberpy 0.2 was announced http://jabberpy.sourceforge.net/ Yesterday, Roman asked about threading and PythonCard and today I saw this nice page covering info for writing a Jabber client. The Jabber Client Developer's Cheat Sheet http://homepage.mac.com/jens/Jabber/JabberClientCheatSheet.html This got me thinking about Jabber and PythonCard. Writing a basic Jabber client in PythonCard has been one of the tests in my mind since we started the list. Jabber is most typically used as an instant messaging client and Jabber servers can act as gateways to the most popular instant messaging services: AOL, ICQ, Yahoo, and MSN; a large number of other transports are also supported, see http://www.jabber.org/?oid=72. Jabber is also an architecture and platform for handling presence management and distributing XML packets. The short story is that Jabber is good stuff. For more info, check out http://www.jabber.org/ A lot of the components for doing a client with PythonCard are already in place. I probably won't commit any serious thought and effort to a PythonCard-based Jabber client for a while, but if someone else wants to start investigating, it would be a great topic for list discussion because it will expose a lot of issues with the framework. ka |