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SIP Communicator @ Google Summer of Code 2010

The SIP Communicator project has once again been accepted as a mentoring organization for the Google Summer of Code program as a part of its 2010 edition. If you're a student and you want to write open source this summer (and get a paid to do so ;) ) pick up one of the SIP Communicator summer of code projects.

Students can begin applying on March 29th and until April 9th. Hurry up, and pick a project! Good luck to all!

 

(Mar 19, 2010)
SIP Communicator now supports file transfer
The SIP Communicator project is proud to announce that it now supports file transfer for most protocols supported by SIP Communicator. Starting from build 2002 SIP Communicator users would be able to share files via the XMPP, MSN, Yahoo! Messenger, ICQ and AIM protocols. You can download the application and try it yourself. This implementation is part of an effort funded by the NLnet foundation. However, early research on the subject started long ago and many have contributed.
(Aug 28, 2009)
SIP Communicator in Google Summer of Code 2009
The SIP Communicator project has once again been accepted as a mentoring organization for the Google Summer of Code program as a part of its 2009 edition. If you're a student and you want to write open source this summer (and get a paid to do so ;) ) pick up one of the SIP Communicator summer of code projects. Deadline for applications is April 3!.
(Mar 24, 2008)

Accendia Iris Server 2.3 Released
Accendia Iris Server is a complete communications solution for developing Java client/server applications. At core the technology implements RPC calls over a bidirectional wire protocol with the following key features:
  • Binary wire protocol designed to reduce CPU cycles used to marshal and unmarshal messages and the volume of data transferred;
  • Non-blocking sockets solution with a fixed number of processing threads;
  • Server memory footprint <15Mb;
  • Callback invocations from the server are performed over the socket connection initiated by the client allowing the deployment of the client behind a firewall;
  • Support for asynchronous client invocations, meaning the client is not waiting for a response from the server, allows fast data uploads from the client to the server and reduces the volume of data transferred on the network;
  • A downstreaming mechanism for downloading large hierarchical data structures from the server without creating large buffers;
  • Integrated authentication and access control;
  • Support for client session and application lifecycle management.
(Apr 12, 2008)
SIP Communicator in Google Summer of Code 2008
The SIP Communicator project has been accepted as a mentoring organization for the 2008 edition of Google Summer of Code. If you're a student and you want to write open source this summer (and get a stipend to do so) pick up one of the SIP Communicator summer of code projects. Deadline extended until Monday, April 7!.
(Mar 18, 2008)

Incubator graduation for JDiameter
Congratulations to the JDiameter project for their graduation and promotion out of the incubator. JDiameter is API and default implementation of the Diameter protocol (based on RFC 3588) written in Java. API can be used for commercial realizations of a stack and appendices such as NASREQ (RFC 4005), EAP-based authentication (RFC 4072), Credit-Control (RFC 4006), or even some of the 3GPP applications (Sh, Ro, Cx and ets.).
(Nov 6, 2007)
SIP Communicator 1.0-alpha2 Released
After almost a year of development the SIP Communicator team is proud to announce that the 1.0-alpha2 release is now available for download. Among other things the alpha2 release adds to SIP Communicator the following features:
  • Support for new protocols such as SIP (SIMPLE), Yahoo! Messenger, AIM, Bonjour, Jingle,
  • Support for IRC and Jabber chat rooms (work in progress)
  • Support for RSS flows
  • Systray icon
  • Support for avatars and contact photos
  • More reliable configuration and meta contact list files
Many other new features have been added, improved, and stabilized, so go and see for yourself! Many other new features have been added, improved, and stabilized, so go and see for yourself! All the target milestones scheduled for the alpha2 release have been reached and the issues closed.
(Mar 11, 2007)

Incubator graduation for JeNet
Congratulations to project JeNet, for its promotion out of the incubator. JeNet is an all Java implementation of the eNet network protocol.Congratulations to project JeNet, for its promotion out of the incubator. JeNet is an all Java implementation of the eNet network protocol.
Features:
  • 100% Java eNet port (no native libaries).
  • UDP based.
  • Reliable/unreliable and sequenced/unsequenced packet sending.
  • Fully interoperable with the original eNet library.
  • Content agnostic.
  • Configurable outgoing/incoming bandwidths.
  • Built-in ping.
  • Multiple channels/peer.
(Mar 19, 2007)
SIP Communicator in Google Summer of Code 2007
The SIP Communicator project has been accepted as a mentoring organization for the 2007 edition of Google Summer of Code. If you're a student and you want to write open source this summer (and get a stipend to do so) pick up one of the SIP Communicator summer of code projects. The deadline for joining is March 24.
(Mar 15, 2007)
 




 

  
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