[DotGNU]Re: DotGNU.* namespaces -- Jabber & stuff

[Adam Theo]

Glad to hear Jabber could solve a problem with PNet. I was personally 
not sure how Jabber could help there, but that's simply because I don't 
understand the whole interprter/bytecode thing at all. I poked Joe 
Hildebrand about it, and I see he has replied. He's been doing alot of 
great work for Jabber (he's employed by Jabber, Inc, in fact), so he 
knows what he is doing.

Gopal V wrote:
> Hi Everybody,
>      In relation to jabber support for DotGNU , it has been found that
> we really need some *real* support for Jabber in Portable.Net . So we're
> thinking about implementing a Jabber# library for it.
>
>     After giving much thought to how to implement Jabber I have a plan
> about how to about it. The System.Net.WebRequest should be extended to
> form a DotGNU.Net.JabberWebRequest like the System.Net.HttpWebRequest. 
> The DotGNU namespace should contain all the "innovations" we make. 
>
> It is also possible that someone from Jabber.Net already has such an
> implementation of the Jabber protocol , so I've mailed the Alpha Geek
> Joe HildeBrand <address@hidden> asking about the details on their 
> work. If that project may provide a Jabber.Client.dll (or someother
> stuff) , we may be able to abstract out the details in that .
>
> Until the System.Xml is finished (or usable) we will have to write code
> with our eyes closed. Hoping that the Jabber.Net will also include
> the client code stuff.

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