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Re: [DotGNU]To What Degree Jabber?


From: Gopal V
Subject: Re: [DotGNU]To What Degree Jabber?
Date: Thu, 11 Apr 2002 00:26:39 -0700 (PDT)

--- Brandon Bremen <address@hidden> wrote:
> Does anyone have a reason why NOT to use Jabber the
> standard protocol 
> for dotGNU? 

Backward compatibility -- to web-browsers ?

And bulk-data transfers -- IMO HTTP model of binary
transmit is more efficent and meaningful. Also
there may be times when we look down upon routing 
(from the security POV). 

> It doesn't look like there is anything
> better suited for the 
> kind of data transport that dotGNU needs. Unless
> using a bunch of 
> different protocols would be better for some reason.

As "Jabber" is designed to integrate well with
other protocols (orignal IM protocols). I was thinking
of a small P2P app in Jabber to demonstrate jabber
for inter-communication (ie control comm) and HTTP
for data communication -- which IMO is my idea of
webservices for DotGNU 

The big word in adopting jabber is "Convergence" --
I have see stuff like SMTP on Jabber (IIRC done by
Adam himself ?).

Gopal.V

PS: sorry guys, was in a hurry -- excuse the newlines

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