[2] [JDEV] "Lotus sametime" = really another IM system in this world?
Tijl Houtbeckers
thoutbeckers at splendo.com
Mon Aug 12 10:50:35 CDT 2002
"Michael Brown" <michael at aurora.gen.nz> wrote on 12-8-2002 14:51:36:
>
>As a side note, IBM has or had a licence agreement with AOL, because
>the Sametime Connect clients have been written to log onto AIM servers
>in parallel with Sametime servers. I'm not sure if this feature still
>works since AOL keep changing their protocols - I've never been
>bothered to test it, but it worked initially.
>
I don't know about then, but AIM / Sametime integration is done on the
serverside, using SIP/SIMPLE. The same is used for communications
between one sametime server and the other (a sort of s2s for Sametime).
MSN is also working (or maybe done by now?) on a SIP/SIMPLE gateway. I
Don't know what Sametime uses as it's own protocol.If Jabber will
support SIP/SIMPLE on the server level then it becomes possible to
interoperate with Sametime without reverse engineering their specs
(it's ofcourse possible that it's also begin done using SIP/SIMPLE in
some form).
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