[Standards] Simple Jingle example(s) and spec(s) wanted

[Peter Saint-Andre]

Kevin Smith wrote:
> On 5 Feb 2007, at 19:57, Peter Saint-Andre wrote:
>>> However, a lot of clients probably won't implement even that amount of
>>> ICE at first. I do agree that eventually we all need to get there.
>>> However, the lack of good support even for STUN in a lot of SIP
>>> environments shows how slowly this can go.
>>
>> Sad but true. So I think you're right that we need to develop 
>> something in between full ICE + TURN + STUN and nothing. That may well 
>> be a relatively simple mediated TCP|UDP bytestream. Which sounds an 
>> awful lot like XEP-0065, eh?
> 
> If I understood Remko correctly, what he was looking for wasn't some 
> simple file transfer spec to deploy, as such, but something easy to 
> implement so it's possible to get the Jingle ball rolling. At the moment 
> Jingle means ICE, and so no Jingle code gets written - a simple Jingle 
> wrapper around 65, or such, would be a chance to get the Jingle code 
> into clients, on top of which the complexities can be established. 
> Ultimately, we'll want ICE etc, but at the moment it'd be nice to dip 
> toes into the Jingle waters.

Yes, I think Remko and I are saying the same thing.

Peter

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Peter Saint-Andre
XMPP Standards Foundation
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