On 19/11/2006, at 6:55 PM, Alexey Nezhdanov wrote:
On Sunday 19 November 2006 04:04, Jeremias wrote:
Hello,
I'm building up a XMPP proxy whose goal is to allow users to
communicate
with other users from standard XMPP services and also from MSN and
other
non XMPP services. Is it possible to use PyMSNt on the client side as
some kind of XMPP/MSN translator (and vice-versa) or do I need a XMPP
server for this?
Do not understand your explanations.
You intend to allow XMPP user to access MSN services? PyMSN-t
already doing
it. You need jabber server for this, yes.
Or may be you intend to allow MSN users access XMPP services? In
this case you
are completely on your own, but jabber server probably not needed.
I wonder
if any of pyMSN-t code can be used for it (may be).
PyMSNt allows XMPP users to communicate with contacts on their
register MSN account..
If you want to allow MSN users to access XMPP services, that's a
different problem. The problem is we don't have free access to
Microsoft's network. We can register individual accounts and connect
to them as ordinary clients, but we cannot, for example, register a
whole domain and receive any messages to users on that domain.
You could write an XMPP bot, and register it with PyMSNt to make the
bot available to MSN users.
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James
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