Jabbercon
Tim
on the dot-org side we believe in scalability and robustness. It's hard for us on a home PC to test 50k sockets doing weird things.
the essence of free software documentation is the man page
how do you succeed when you don't own something. It's like surfing. You control nothing but you can have a damn good ride.
we're still at the basic cable stage of the internet. we pay a flat rate for tcp/ip dial tone. The whole internet is free software sold as a service.
andre
isvs
presence is now viewed as an enabler ofinstant messaging
IM is becominag a real-time portal for VoIP, video, etc.
IM s embedded feture
Location and presence are merging
There are a lot of people who think that IM shouldn't interoperate.
update your weblog constantly from an IM client. service level interoperability, soap and xml/rpc. we can carry it but not use it natively. we can shoehorn a lot into message, presence and ? We are able to create new services and inteact with them over jabber because we ahve a generic routing architecture that;'s very modular. all the piece can work together using streeams of xml.
we're friendly assimilators. Directory-enabled presence.
calendaring
erp
code development
j
jabber could replace or enhance smtp and imap. Amber is a side project that takes a jabber server and uses IMAP at the back end. a zero setup jabber server that allows ...
we couldn't have adapted to AOL and ICQs constant protocol changes if we weren't open source
dj: we;re not jabber freaks. we're SAP people. we're just using jabber to expand what we're already doing...
JBBER IS the plasma, he infrastruc thorugh whtih biz an dhuman emdpoints can commnuncate. these could be any nonproprietary system thatt can speak xml over a socket or can be exended by c, cplu
swisscom:
jabber offers integration of the main messaging services which swisscom can build on toe encompass all users' needs
I spent the last two days at Jabbercon in Keystone, Colorado. It was the first