Re: [Standards] compare SIMPLE and XMPP

2008-04-06 Thread Evgeniy Khramtsov

Ralph J.Mayer wrote:


I had to learn these days that the presence server that comes with
the Cisco Unified Communications Manager uses SIMPLE and not XMPP
like I had hoped.

In fact, SIP is a child of J. Rosenberg (http://www.jdrosen.net/) et. 
al. So there is no wonder. Jonathan makes his job :)


Re: [Standards] compare SIMPLE and XMPP

2008-04-05 Thread Peter Saint-Andre
Ralph J.Mayer wrote:
> Hi,
> 
> I had to learn these days that the presence server that comes with
> the Cisco Unified Communications Manager uses SIMPLE and not XMPP
> like I had hoped.

Hmm, a good presence server should support both, I think. :)

> Googeling for a comparison leads to
> http://www.jabber.org/protocol/xmpp-simple.shtml
> 
> Looks like this page does not exist anymore :(
> 
> Does anyone have a point for such a comparison or where this page has moved?

That page moved here:

http://www.xmpp.org/about/xmpp-simple.shtml

However, I have not updated it in a long time. I'll try to do that soon.

Peter

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Re: [Standards] compare SIMPLE and XMPP

2008-04-05 Thread Alexander Gnauck

Ralph J.Mayer schrieb:

I had to learn these days that the presence server that comes with
the Cisco Unified Communications Manager uses SIMPLE and not XMPP
like I had hoped.


:(


Googeling for a comparison leads to
http://www.jabber.org/protocol/xmpp-simple.shtml

Looks like this page does not exist anymore :(

Does anyone have a point for such a comparison or where this page has moved?


here yo can find some docs xmpp <--> simple
http://www.xmpp.org/internet-drafts/

Alex



[Standards] compare SIMPLE and XMPP

2008-04-05 Thread Ralph J.Mayer
Hi,

I had to learn these days that the presence server that comes with
the Cisco Unified Communications Manager uses SIMPLE and not XMPP
like I had hoped.

Googeling for a comparison leads to
http://www.jabber.org/protocol/xmpp-simple.shtml

Looks like this page does not exist anymore :(

Does anyone have a point for such a comparison or where this page has moved?


Regards,

rm