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## More than IM -- Send Any XML | ## More than IM -- Send Any XML | ||
## Some Applications | ## Some 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 | ||
# Fun Code Examples Here -- Client (RM) | |||
# Fun Code Examples Here (RM) | # Extensions and the Things They Can Do (PSA) | ||
# Extensions and the | |||
## MUC | ## MUC | ||
## Pubsub | ## Pubsub | ||
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## Eventing Formats (Tune / Mood / Etc.) | ## Eventing Formats (Tune / Mood / Etc.) | ||
## Atom | ## Atom | ||
# More Fun Code Examples -- Component (RM) | |||
# Possibilities / Call to Action (PSA) | # Possibilities / Call to Action (PSA) | ||
Revision as of 20:14, 27 July 2006
This is a sandbox for Ralph Meijer and Peter Saint-Andre to outline their EuroOSCON presentation....
Here is a basic outline:
- Technology Overview (PSA)
- History
- The Basic Idea: XML Messaging and Presence
- Existing Servers, Clients, Libraries
- More than IM -- Send Any XML
- Some Applications
- Core Protocol Semantics (RM)
- Authentication and Security (high level)
- Message, Presence, IQ
- Why Presence Helps
- Fun Code Examples Here -- Client (RM)
- Extensions and the Things They Can Do (PSA)
- MUC
- Pubsub
- PEP
- Eventing Formats (Tune / Mood / Etc.)
- Atom
- More Fun Code Examples -- Component (RM)
- Possibilities / Call to Action (PSA)