[JDEV] AOL+, ISP usage, etc..

[Jeff McBride]

I am just starting to work on the transport. I read in the archive someone
else who didn't like TOC much:). Now you. Why is this? I was planning on
using TOC rather than OSCAR. But if there is really some good reason why
OSCAR is better, maybe I should use that?

Thanks,
Jeff

On Sat, 10 Jul 1999, Temas wrote:

> Hey all, everyone so often I pop in here when I hear something about
> AOL.  I work on the libfaim AIM library, and have heard the same rumors
> about AOL slowly removing ICQ.  Anyway, to the person that is going to
> work on the transport, I'd be glad to help if you need it.  I originally
> was going to write a transport using libfaim, but discovered I would
> have to rewrite how it handles the array of connections.  I may do this
> when I have more time, but work doesn't let up =)  Either way I know a
> lot about the actual OSCAR protocol and a lot about the TOC protocol
> (bad, evil, no ;-) ).
> 
> --Thomas Muldowney
> 
> "Thomas D. Charron" wrote:
> > 
> >   I am going to tryt to find out what the insider scoop is..  I have someone that works there that may be able to fill me in a bit..
> > 
> >   (It helps that I work for the company that takes care of AOL's electronic billing transactions.. ;-P)
> > 
> >   On side note, I have some interesting news..  I friend of mine was talking to me last night, and asked if I'd ever heard of this 'Jabber' program that is under development...  I started to laugh histerically, and asked him where he'd seen it.  He happened accross it on a web search the other day.  Anyway, he is REALLY looking forward to looking at it, and here's the best part..  He wants to roll it out for usage by the ISP he works for, PSINet, once everything is up to snuff for a 1.0 release..  He's most likely going to join the list eventually, as he's really exited about the whole idea..
> > 
> >   Oh, and IRC via Jabber is just to friggen cool..  Jer, do I have proper CVS permisions to checkin a new subdir anyplace?
> > ---
> > Thomas Charron
> > 
> > 
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