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WCS Docs/Examples
WCS (Web Client Service) is a framework for exposing Jabber functionality to the Web. The modules are categorized into either public (anyone can access it without having a login to the server) or client (requires a login and authentication to the server). There are also modules that convert Jabber information (presence, messages, rosters, and other namespaces) to a more accessible format, often based on the .type of the request. The ratio behind looking for such a solution?
well, Jabber normally uses a protocol that opens up one bi-directional connection between client and server, keep-alive. Your session ends if that connection breaks, you are logged out. Period. Communicating with a Jabber server via http (xml-rpc?) could help with shaky connections...

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