Presence and IntComm WG

[Steve Blair <>]

Dennis Baron wrote:

> Has anybody been following pulver.Communicator evolution?  At one
> point there was an unlocked (from FWD) version - but it looks like the
> latest (0.99.1) is back to being locked to FWD.  It looks like
> pulver.Communicator PRO is going to be unlocked - has anybody been
> testing that?  Just trying to catch up on where this is.
>
> Also, has anybody been tracking SIP Communicator
> <http://www.sip-communicator.org/> - looked promising.
>
>  
Dennis:

 I've installed and/or tested each piece of the NIST JAIN SIP package 
at one point or another. The fact that it is Java based has been 
problematic at times. Early on the build.xml "process" was very buggy 
and required many hours of editing to correct typos, fix paths, etc.

 That being said I still keep an eye on NIST just in case something 
seems interesting. I have the presence and proxy package installed on a 
Linux system now but I haven't worked with it yet.

-Steve

>                                    Dennis
>
> ps: Also stumbled on IM Federation <http://imfederation.com/> - looks
>    like a SIPphone push for Jabber.
>
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