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<DIV>> Hi !!<BR>><BR>> As for a while, I've been searching for a
way to send/receive e-mails from<BR>> AOL<BR>> (I mean through AOL
servers not their web-site)<BR>><BR>> I just wanted to ask you
whether I can exploit the Jabber open-source<BR>> resources<BR>> to
do this, or it's a totally different story. if so, i'd be highly glad
if<BR>> you could lead me into knowledge base or code that demonstrates
such<BR>> capabilities.<BR>><BR>> I have tried to investigate the
AOL protocol quite a lot, and have gained a<BR>> little experience
about it, but it's far from being good enough, especially<BR>> for
picture/graphics embedded in the email body. the AOL protocol is
far<BR>> vague in this situation. (as it is obsucre in general, on
second thought...)<BR>><BR>> concepts like "Tokens" (for
operations), and "FDO" (compression methods..)<BR>> are common in AOL
protocol but are not clear enough to work with.<BR>> (all AOL packets
are something like "Z**....."<BR>><BR>> I know that in order to send
AIM one has to deal with the above kinds of<BR>> packets<BR>> Did
you manage to do it? or found other way that can bypass AOL
horrible<BR>> transport methods?<BR>><BR>> Thanx very
much<BR>> Yuval Gross<BR>> Software Engineer<BR>><BR>>
P.S:<BR>> the target AOL server which I know is
"AmericaOnline.aol.ocm:5190"<BR>> I've noticed something about "OSCAR"
farm servers, is there any significant difference?<BR></DIV></TD>
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