[Juser] Re: Integrating Jabber into a website
Michael
mogmios at mlug.missouri.edu
Wed Jul 14 11:11:17 CDT 2004
Would it be possible for you to compile a sepperate instance of the
required version of Perl just to run Net:Jabber? Don't overwrite your
existing version.. just compile a sepperate copy.
> Thanks for the response Rene. I've attempted to get Net::Jabber
> installed, but it seems to require XML:Stream as well. We tried
> installing that, but seems it doesn't work with our version of perl
> (5.005_03). Unfortunately, it's not possible for us to upgrade our
> version of perl, or install php, on our servers at this time. Any
> advice?
>
>>> I'm fairly new to Jabber and have some questions that I hope you all
>>> can answer. I work for a company that is looking to use jabber to
>>> solve our needs of having instant client communication, and they are
>>> thus far convinced that Jabber is a much better way to go than ICQ,
>>> etc. We have our own jabber server setup and running and are now
>>> looking into integrating jabber into our services.
>>>
>>> Is there a document or thread somewhere detailing how to integrate
>>> jabber into a website, such as displaying the online presence of a
>>> user?
>>>
>>> Is there an applet or some other type program/plugin that will allow
>>> a "random" visitor to a website to be able to communicate with a
>>> jabber user without having to download and install a client such as
>>> exodus?
>>>
>>> I'm not sure if these are covered elsewhere. I've done some
>>> checking around the 'net and jabber docs, but haven't really found
>>> anything yet. I did run into edgar (edgar.netflint.net), but that's
>>> php and we're hoping for something more along the lines of cgi,
>>> javascript, etc. Can any one point my in the right direction or
>>> provide some insight into this type of integration? Thanks in advance.
>>
>>
>>
>> Jabber::Net is in perl (cgi) and I am sure their is a client called
>> "JabberApplet". Although PHP is probably your best bet.
>
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