> Hi Lukas! > > lukasm wrote: > >> Apache module is not good idea. I would write normal jabberd module >> with listen socket. >> Then PHP or java or .... can connect to that module and take data. >> Not everybody use apache and PHP. > > The problem if you don't write it as a module for your webserver is, > that you can't use it from Java applets as they only can connect to > where they have been loaded from (same is true for other things like > Flash). > If you write it as an extension to the Jabber server you either have to > listen on an other port or ip address then the webserver. If you use an > other IP address you have the descibed problems, if you use an other > port you can get in problems with restrictive web proxies ... and they > are one of the reasons why web clients are used most. > > > Tot kijk > Matthias > hi matthias, i had same reasons in mind when i said i want the apache module, and that because of you jabber applet who gaved me a lot of nightmares :)
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