[JDEV] msn-t maintainence
Mike Mintz
mikemintz at subdimension.com
Thu Dec 26 15:31:09 CST 2002
Some other things you might want to consider how to implement:
* Paging: MSN supports sending a special type of message to a users mobile
device if they have one with the PAG command.
* Removing Users: If the jabber user removes and MSN user from their roster,
should be be removed from the MSN list as well? Maybe only if there is a
<remove/> and otherwise no.
* Screen Names: How are you going to implement screen names? Will it be their
vCard nick? Will it be in their status? How will the jabber user change their
screen name? I know this probably doesn't seem important to you, but a lot of
people are not going to like not being able to change their screen name or
see others.
* Message Style: The current msn-t does some interpretation of the MSN
X-MMS-IM-Format and translates it into XHTML-basic, and I think tries to do
it the other way around. Are you going to implement anything like this?
Again, it may not seem important, but some people will definitely think so.
* Special Charsets: I don't know much about how this works, but MSN messages
have a CS= key for defining a charset for a message (like Chinese or Greek)
and I'm pretty sure Jabber just does it all UTF-8. Will there have to be some
kind of conversion?
* Special Invitations: I know some Jabber clients now support inviting users
to NetMeeting, and MSN does as well. Maybe you could look at the NetMeeting
requests being sent from/to jabber clients and try to implement it.
Just some thoughts,
- MikeM
On Thursday 26 December 2002 01:28 am, Andrew Sayers wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I'm Andrew Sayers - I've been using Jabber for a year or so, and I'm
> starting to get into Jabber programming - mostly because I need to know
> about the basic technologies behind it (Unicode, XML, network
> programming, etc.) and I need a project to learn on :)
> ......
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