[JDEV] Announcing New Windows Jabber Client from IBM
Michael F Lin
Michael_F_Lin at us.ibm.com
Fri Mar 16 04:17:59 CST 2001
Hi Silviu,
Having installations run through the IBM Sash Weblication Manager provides
a number of advantages to the user. Dependencies are automatically resolved
and installed; the integrity of the digitally signed installation packaging
is verified; and the user is fully informed about what security
implications installing the weblication will have (for example, whether it
requires access to the file system, sockets, etc.). All of these things are
basically lost with an installation EXE unless we reinvent the wheel every
time.
As for the dependency on Internet Explorer, Netscape 4.x simply does not
provide the extensibility required to make Sash work, and Mozilla/Netscape
6 is not really ready yet.
-Mike
Silviu Marin-Caea <silviu at delrom.ro>@jabber.org on 03/16/2001 02:53:32 AM
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Subject: Re: [JDEV] Announcing New Windows Jabber Client from IBM
On Wed, 14 Mar 2001 20:05:54 -0500
"Michael F Lin" <Michael_F_Lin at us.ibm.com> wrote:
> Hi, I'm a programmer with Internet Technology at IBM. I have finished
the
> first version of a Windows Jabber client written in Sash, a new rapid
Cool!
> You will need IE5.5 too.
Not so cool.
Also, I tried to download the installer from my station (linux) and it
says I need to run windows. I intend to test it on windows platforms,
of course, but a normal link to some sashjabsetup.exe would be nice.
<propaganda> And I would be able to download with my very favourite
download accelerator for linux, Prozilla
http://www.lintux.cx/~kalum/prozilla.html :-) </propaganda>
Also I've seen that download works only with IE. Not cool. It's a pity
:-)
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