Presence and IntComm WG

[Peter Saint-Andre <>]

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Another approach is to have a truly native XMPP interface. I might start
working on that soon, if I can find the time.

On 10/14/09 7:16 PM, Neal McBurnett wrote:
> Very cool!
> 
> I've been a member of the developer preview wave sandbox this summer,
> and I finally got my "wave preview" account today.
> 
> They'll let us invite up to 8 people to join the preview.  The invites
> take time for them to process. I wonder who else here has an account or
> wants one.
> 
> Neal McBurnett                 http://neal.mcburnett.org/
> 
> On Tue, Oct 06, 2009 at 01:25:34PM -0400, Callahan, Tim wrote:
>> Some of us may find this interesting, especially after yesterday?s 
>> discussion
>> (s) in the working group meeting.
>>
>> There is no audio, but there is a text narration and text demo.  View in a
>> large window to read the text.
>>
>>
>> ProcessOne Wave Server: ejabberd extension video
>>
>> http://www.process-one.net/en/blogs/article/
>> processone_wave_server_ejabberd_extension_video/
>>
>> ?Google Wave client-to-server protocol usually runs as raw Google's 
>> protocol
>> buffer. To make it useable from an XMPP client, we needed to use protocol
>> buffer on top of XMPP, largely inspired by Google Wave federation protocol
>> description.
>> This short video demonstrates an XMPP client and server interaction for an 
>> XMPP
>> client (using Tkabber client).?
>>
>> Notice the standard web client for Wave is *not* used.  Wave is also 
>> visible
>> from a service discovery on their server.
>>
>> -Tim
>>
>>  
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