On 25/09/2001 at 10:34 AM Jens Alfke wrote:
>* What happens if you send an IM to a specific resource which is
>offline? Does it bounce, does it go to the highest-priority online
>resource, or is it queued until that resource logs on? If the latter,
>then there might be a use in IM'ing an offli
I think they're centralized, but they do seem to offer either hosted
solutions or local servers. They also power that wonderful teen site
KiwiBox.com... ;)
Peter
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On 25 Sep 2001, temas wrote:
> They are propri
>Which im client? I am using winjabber.One OS is w2k(GBK), the other
> is win98(big5).
> I sent message to another, got many "?".
I wrote a im client for Pockect pc , use embeded vc 3.00 by myself.
I experienced such things, so many "?"[0x3f],just for wrong convert libary,
if you need more hel
Probably referring to me since you used my XDB++, and I think I'm the
only person to use that so far ;-)
It's still a conceptual thing, and I would love to have design talks
around it. Anyone really interested in this should probably join the
jablein dev list. I would also like people to ponder
> Duh, I wasn't thinking here. I still need a mechanism to pass to xdb a
> search parameter, like the filter to do the search in LDAP, or the actual
> e-mail address to search on. Sooo, I pose the same question about adding an
> xdb search to the already coded xdb set, and xdb get. Am I the onl
They are proprietary, I thought they were centralized too, but I could
be wrong there. As for a patent pending on msg encryption, I have to
give them a big "yeah right". If a patent is awarded in that area (even
if it is a new algorithm), then it'll be highly contested. Encrypting
XML isn't exa
Hi,
I was wondering if any of you had any experience with Bantu(www.bantu.com).
I just heard about it from a friend of mine and checked out the website.
Wasn't able to gather much information, except for their claims to be
'interoperable', 'secure', 'business-grade'. There isn't much descripti
> That is a bug in WinJabber or in the version of Windows being used.
> Please tell the WinJabber developers about it.
And while we're at it, there is no client named WinJabber. WinJab, yes.
WinJabber, no.
Peter
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On Tuesday, September 25, 2001, at 02:51 AM, Michael Brown wrote:
> The main problem was that I needed a three-phase icon (for when you get
> an event from someone in a collapsed group), and couldn't think of
> anything beyond the + and -. Also, to replicate the +/- style usually
> means sho
On Tuesday, September 25, 2001, at 02:36 AM, Gang Liu wrote:
>Which im client? I am using winjabber.One OS is w2k(GBK), the other
> is win98(big5).
> I sent message to another, got many "?".
OK, one ... more .. time ...
That is a bug in WinJabber or in the version of Windows being used.
"Michael Brown" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
>> Don't worry, I'm not going to flame - I agree with what you're
>> saying, but it's important to say why they (I suppose I should
>> use the word 'we') build clients that appear ugly to a lot of
>> people - I for one *hate* having to point and click a
Duh, I wasn't thinking here. I still need a mechanism to pass to xdb a
search parameter, like the filter to do the search in LDAP, or the actual
e-mail address to search on. Sooo, I pose the same question about adding an
xdb search to the already coded xdb set, and xdb get. Am I the only one
th
> >Don't worry, I'm not going to flame - I agree with what you're
> >saying, but it's important to say why they (I suppose I should
> >use the word 'we') build clients that appear ugly to a lot of
> >people - I for one *hate* having to point and click and follow
> >cascading menus and have my scr
Re: http://www.aurora.gen.nz/jabber_design
Some detailed points:* You make the point that the client should
integrate into the operating system's GUI, but then you show Mac-style flippy
triangles for the group show/hide controls on a Windows client. For it to be
Windows-like it shoul
Thanks for the pointer Rikard.
I didn't want to deviate too far from the traditional Windows interface that
most people know, but I'm always interested in GUI design, so I will check
out the links.
I look forward to reading your ideas.
Michael.
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From: "Rikard Linde
> Don't worry, I'm not going to flame - I agree with what you're
> saying, but it's important to say why they (I suppose I should
> use the word 'we') build clients that appear ugly to a lot of
> people - I for one *hate* having to point and click and follow
> cascading menus and have my screen c
Alex She > >Mr Gang Liu <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
>> >why You use java as sever side ? I can not understand you. tell me if
>> you can.
>> I use java to write my own xdb module. The jabberd is from
>> jabber.org.
> I work hard to write xdb to oracle , I use xdb_sql and prco c language, and a
>lo
Re: http://www.aurora.gen.nz/jabber_design
Peter, thanks for the reply, but I was hoping for something a bit more
helpful. There seems to be a large amount of people who are prepared to
stand up and say "This looks like the ICQ interface which is Bad" but there
are more productive ways to commen
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