OSCON: XMPP in Java

By Andy Reitz on August 4, 2005 5:48 PM |

XMPP is an IETF standard now (happened last year). Great for building custom applications because it is simply streaming XML. Speaker knew of a company that built server monitoring infrastructure on XMPP (when a server went down, it sent an XMPP message to the appropriate tech).

Jive Messenger is the premier OSS Java Jabber server. Good performance, web-based admin console, just released version 2.2, and integrated with Asterisk -- so they have VoIP integration (closing in on unified messaging).

XMPP client libraries: Smack and JSO. For simplicity and ease of development, Smack is the best. Other libraries have extra bells & whistles.

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