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This is a sandbox for Ralph Meijer and Peter Saint-Andre to outline their EuroOSCON presentation....
This is a sandbox for Ralph Meijer and Peter Saint-Andre to outline the tutorial they will present at EuroOSCON....


Here is a basic outline:
Here is a basic outline:


# Technology Overview (PSA)
# Technology Overview (PSA)
  # History
## Brief History of Jabber/XMPP
  # The Basic Idea: XML Messaging and Presence
## The Basic Idea: XML Messaging and Presence
  # Existing Servers, Clients, Libraries
## Existing Servers, Clients, Libraries
  # More than IM -- Send Any XML
## More than IM -- Send Any XML
  # Some Applications
## Some Existing and Potential Applications
# Core Protocol Semantics (RM)
# Core Protocol Semantics (RM)
  # Authentication and Security (high level)
## Authentication and Security (high level)
  # Message, Presence, IQ
## Message, Presence, IQ
  # Why Presence Helps
## Why Presence Helps
# Examples?
# Fun Code Examples Here -- Client (RM)
# Extensions and the Fun Things They Can Do
# Extensions and the Things They Can Do (PSA)
  # MUC
## MUC
  # Pubsub!
## Pubsub
  # PEP / Eventing
## PEP
  # Atom
## Eventing Formats (Tune / Mood / Etc.)
# Call to Action (PSA)
## Atom
# More Fun Code Examples -- Component (RM)
# Possibilities / Call to Action (PSA)

Latest revision as of 15:20, 14 August 2006

This is a sandbox for Ralph Meijer and Peter Saint-Andre to outline the tutorial they will present at EuroOSCON....

Here is a basic outline:

  1. Technology Overview (PSA)
    1. Brief History of Jabber/XMPP
    2. The Basic Idea: XML Messaging and Presence
    3. Existing Servers, Clients, Libraries
    4. More than IM -- Send Any XML
    5. Some Existing and Potential Applications
  2. Core Protocol Semantics (RM)
    1. Authentication and Security (high level)
    2. Message, Presence, IQ
    3. Why Presence Helps
  3. Fun Code Examples Here -- Client (RM)
  4. Extensions and the Things They Can Do (PSA)
    1. MUC
    2. Pubsub
    3. PEP
    4. Eventing Formats (Tune / Mood / Etc.)
    5. Atom
  5. More Fun Code Examples -- Component (RM)
  6. Possibilities / Call to Action (PSA)