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Jabber 2.7: Corporate Messaging

Posted: September 15th, 2003 | Author: Matt Croydon | Filed under: Web Services | Comments Off

Jabber Press Release:

Jabber, Inc., the leading developer of open architecture for enterprise-and carrier-class presence-enabled communications, including instant messaging (IM), today announced the general availability of the 2.7 release of Jabber™ XCP (eXtensible Communications Platform), Jabber™ Messenger, and Jabber™ WebClient.

I’ve used the free Jabber client since I started dabbling in XMPP.  The version I used was not quite as complete as others, but it was clean, solid, and “just worked.”  I’ll definately be taking a look at the new client.

It looks like 2.7 has some major improvements on the server side too, catering mostly to corporate clients.  If you’d just like to tinker with a Jabber/XMPP server, jabber.org has an excellent list of open source server implementations.

Pertinent links: Jabber Messenger client, Jabber Platform, Extensible IM and Jabber Web Client.


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