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It would be nice to be able to share some code snippets / random stuff with colleagues (15 people).
I was thinking to set-up an office chat, and I wonder if you have any system to recommend.
I can use a dedicated server for that.
Is IRC the way to go? or are there different technologies?
Openfire server and Pidgin client lets you chat and send files.
IRC is probably a really cheap way of doing this. Pretty much any client can XDCC and send files to other users like, XChat, chatzilla, pidgin, weechat, mIRC, etc. There's also a free server software that you can setup, like lightIRC, Unreal, Pjirc, Bahamut, etc.
But I think what you really want is project collaboration software. There's a lot of options here, some cost money and some are hosted as a service.
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So I needed some kind of thread handling for this requirement. I went through XEP-0201 and found it useful, but I am not able to find any XMPP server and client that implemented XEP-0201.
Please let me know if anybody has used/wrote the XEP-0201 or if there is some other mechanism in XMPP so that I can handle multiple threads.
You won't find servers that support XEP-0201 - it's purely a client thing. Clients add the <thread> element to messages, and the recipient will receive it. The XEP is about general best practices around how to use that mechanism.
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I'm curious what programming language I would have to learn in order to create my own mail server. I'm not looking to compete with the big names, simply playing around.
For example, gmail, yahoo, msn. To be able to dynamically add #domain.com emails and allow users to check and send emails.
Mail servers can be written in pretty much anything. Usually the bigger ones (sendmail/exim) are c/c++ but, you can pretty much write one in anything you choose. Its all a big text conversation if you look at how SMTP works.
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I want to write an mmo game server, but I can't seem to find any links that will tell me where to start off. Do I have to have my own server? Could I make a game server using GoDaddy as a host? Any information is a help.
I've made demo games with a server/client on LAN, and I am comfortable enough with network programming. My issue is making an online server. I just don't know where to start.
Yes, you are to buy server, where you server-side game will run. Goddady the cheapest solution is virtual dedicated server...
First of all, give a look at what is network-programming, try to create an echo server or a little chat and test all of this locally before buying anything.
That's my advice.
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Closed 11 years ago.
I have to make an application of email client. is it possible to make an application that can manage different email addresses. In application we have to provide inbox for different id. I don't know how I'll connect to all servers. and how it will work? can anybody guide me?
This is really new for me thats why please don't mind if my question is silly
There used to be an app, remail, then open sourced by google: http://code.google.com/p/remail-iphone/
Also on the OneMail app website you'll find a list with the frameworks they're using: http://codev.co.uk/products/onemail/notice
I guess that it is possible, since it is an "stand alone" app and not an improvement to the native app.
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i want to create a system that allow my site users talk talk to each other. simple like google talk.
i tried google talk but they just allow people to talk to their google firends and not to their friends on my website.
so what am i supposed to do. where should i start and what language do i need to use?
or in another way, how can i stream audio directly from the users microphone to the other user and at the same time stream the other users voice to the one in this side?
i looked in google and i couldnt found anything that can help me.
This plugin for ejabberd could be what you're looking for: a multi-user web interface to a Jabber chatroom.
Note that you'd need to set up your own Jabber server for this, but it's not extremely hard. (it's indeed "simple like google talk", except that Google Talk isn't too simple; note also that Google Talk is actually built on Jabber)