On 3/22/09 5:25 PM, Xavier Maillard wrote: > Hi, > > I am writting a text editor with the aim to publish > notes/articles/whatever over XMPP. I have all the basic editor > stuff working and now has come the time to choose how to > effectively "publish" these texts. > > My goal behind this, is to have access to my notes anywhere at > anytime. I am not sure what the best method I should choose to > store all this stuff. I know there were tries to have webdav over > XMPP, I know there is pubsub (which has my preference) and > lately I felt upon something called "jabdisk". I am looking for > information about the later. > > OTOH, if you have any idea on a global storage strategy for my > client, feel free to share them :) > > My main interest in writing this software is to be able to run a > "jabber site" (aka a website) totally via XMPP and particulary a > "XMPP wiki".
Why? Isn't that what HTTP is for? Peter -- Peter Saint-Andre https://stpeter.im/
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