[Pidgin] #48: Make SIP/SIMPLE work with Microsoft Live Communication Server
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Wed Feb 20 18:18:02 EST 2008
#48: Make SIP/SIMPLE work with Microsoft Live Communication Server
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Reporter: MarkDoliner | Owner: shulman
Type: patch | Status: new
Priority: minor | Milestone: 2.4.0
Component: SIMPLE | Version: 2.0
Resolution: | Keywords: MS LCS SIMPLE
Pending: 0 |
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Comment (by rmann):
Hi. I've been a long-time user of Adium on Mac OS X. I just started work
at a new company that uses Microsoft Live Communication Server 2005, and
have offered my services to the Adium X team to add support for it. Since
Adium uses libpurple, the right place to put that support is here. I
couldn't find a developer mailing list, but I found this bug that seems to
be very closely related, if not exactly what I'm looking for.
Now, I'm a pretty seasoned developer with a wide range of development
experience (from small embedded circuit board designs to Mac OS X
C++/Cocoa dev to Java J2E dev). But I don't know anything, really about
the MS protocols in use. I really hate using MS' Messenger client, but
right now, that's all that works. I'd really like to be able to connect to
our corporate server with Adium.
I'd like to contribute in any way I can, but I'll need at least some
pointers to online resources describing how LCS/Office Communicator work.
All I know is, I provide an email address (first.last at company.com), User
ID (windowsdomain\userid), and a password, and the Mac OS X MS Messenger
client figures out how to connect to the server, and even runs through an
excruciatingly long series of alerts asking if I want to add various
internal people to my list. But I very little idea (other than
conceptually) what's going on under the hood.
I figure there are two aspects. One is the automatic discovery of the
server, the other is the authentication and (perhaps a third) the
messaging. Am I right that this thread is a part of all this? Is the
Office Comm based on the "regular" MSN Messenger protocols? I see that I
have some SIP/SIMPLE UI in Adium, but it does not have the auto discovery,
and I don't yet have the server's IP & port to try it.
Anyway, is there anything I can do to contribute? Thanks!
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