[JDEV] Re: What's the best way to build a custom Jabber server?

[Robert Norris]

> >The SM core itself makes quite a few facilities available - XML parsing,
> >packet generation and distribution, presence tracking, access controls,
> >config files, logging, storage, etc etc.
> 
> So, if I wanted to only use those parts of the SM core that suited my 
> needs (eg. just XML parsing & presence tracking), would that be easy to 
> achieve?  Or is it all fairly integrated?

Shouldn't be an issue. The basic idea is that the core provides
facilities that are driven by the modules, which handle all the protocol
details.  So if, for example, you don't need to worry about access
controls, you just don't call any aci_* functions. Easy.

Rob.

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Robert Norris                                       GPG: 1024D/FC18E6C2
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