Part of the reason for the Jabber Foundation is to separate the linking between the
Jabber protocol and an 'official'
Jabber server implementation. Hopefully one of the many tasks the foundation will
handle is clarifying some of the
rough edges in the current client and interserver protocol, and possibly define some
standards for intraserver
protocol (for different server implementations to be capable of sharing the same
components)
-David Waite
Peter Saint-Andre wrote:
> > I've been wondering why the Jabber Server hasn't been implemented in other
>languages such as Java or Python with
>
> Um, 'cause it's a lot of work? :) But seriously, we are currently
> working to document the internal protocols for the server, and once we
> have those it will be much easier to write servers in other languages. I
> know of one effort underway (by Iain Shigeoka) to write a server in
> Java, but I'm sure others would be interested in Perl, Python, C++, etc.
> I think these will happen over time, but it ain't easy....
>
> Peter
>
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