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Using Jabber IM for Weblog Change Notification on System Status (#206)
Posted: 7/9/2002; 1:07 AM by Terry Frazier
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Windley is over my head here, technically, but he makes reference to relevant discussions on the use of IM in the enterprise and points to some experimentation going on with Jabber. Windley thinks Jabber may be the right IM tool for the enterprise and there's more about it on his site.

If we're to have properly automated print manufacturing, then we clearly need easy, simple system notification that can be used in many ways. There is nothing in the industry today that makes reporting, notification, and status updates as ubiquitous or accessible as this simple idea of RSS feeds, weblogs, and a little IM.

IM and REST: First Class Events?.

After posting the previous piece about IM and REST, I happened to see a reference to work http://www.pipetree.com/qmacro/2002/Jul/3#weblogspubsub">DJ Admans is doing with weblog updates and Jabber on Scripting News.  The basic idea, as I understand it, is to use Jabber in lieu of something like MQSeries or JMS to notify people of changes to weblogs.  I see the usefulness of that: remember those discussions in your undergraduate architecture class about polling vs. interrupts? [...]

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