XMPP/Jabber integration

[bmiddleton]

You guys might want to take a look at JiveMessenger, the Open Source XMPP (Jabber) server from JiveSoftware. I've been using it for a while now, and it very stable. Now that I have Zimbra working great, I'm going to integrate JiveMessenger into the Zimbra webclient.

http://www.jivesoftware.org/messenger/

Some of the reasons I use...
*GPL License
*100% Java
*easy LDAP intrgration, only requires read only access & creates new accounts automatically.
*provides presence information via HTTP
*one of the most feature rich, see the following link
http://www.jabber.org/software/servers.shtml

[SriThuraisamy]

Samer,

What's licensing model you have for buddy stream?

ST

[PeterH]

Hello,

Which type of licensing is used with BuddyStream, it seams a very interesting solution.

Rgds,
Peter

[sammie]

we are on a per server basics, basically each server can take 6,000 concurrent users.

we will soon be releasing version 4.0 in a couple weeks which will include a lot of new features and functions.

the liscencing model runs on a per server basis which runs from $6,000 - $20,000 per server depending on the feature set provided.

please email me if you have any questions, comments, ideas, etc.

[larsenfed]

Hi everyone, I am very new on Javascript but I have some expericence with jabber integration. This week I started a proyect which aims to create a Framework to develop Web Applications using AjaxTk (for UI) + Jabber (for Sever Comunication)

There is a full-featured jabber client written in javascript at jwchat proyect try it out at jwchat

is open source LGPL and its relies on this library Javascript jabber client which is LGPL too.

I have already developed an Application Framewok in Borland Delphi which comunicates with the server via Jabber so you can access your server from anywhere in the world while you travel. This is quite fast because sockets keep opened and you relies the comunication, authentication and session management to the jabber server (which is quite tested).

More over, with this architecture we have server push, so if something happens on the server or at some client, we can inform instantly to all interested by many to many messages with mu-conference multi-user chatrooms.

Buy now, I am reading the AjaxTk white paper, and I havent did a hellow world form with some widgets yet. I wont use jsp pages with tomcat, just apache and html + javascript + css.

Where can I find simple examples that dont requires jsp. Any information will be apreciated. If someone is interested in this proyect contact me.

Thanks for your time and sorry cause the long text.

Ing. Federico Larsen.

[KevinH]

Try this:

Using zcs Ajax without JSP?

[sammie]

we could add IM integration if we get a blessing from the people at zimbra that it would be widely used within the zimbra suite.

thank you - buddystream.

[KevinH]

Originally Posted by sammie

we could add IM integration if we get a blessing from the people at zimbra that it would be widely used within the zimbra suite.

thank you - buddystream.

At this time we are not interested in a closed source IM integration. If you guys decide to open source buddystream we may have something to talk about.

[sammie]

we could be interested in doing something to that nature, i guess it all depends on the intent, we will see how things progress on our end, by the way, all our plugins, client stuff and and samples are open, code, docs, etc, just the core is not available in open source form.

thank you.

[ei99045]

Just a quick note to push the IM integration agenda.
We are looking out for a Zimbra-based collaboration solution and IM is the only missing part. Jabber would be a good option.