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I will be, sometime in the near future, once the code is perfected.
Right now it works great, but its kind of designed “just for my use”, so I will be making some changes so anyone can use it.I have been too buys to get to work on any of my hobby projects latley. But soon I may get a chance.
Thanks for the interest, check back again in a couple weeks.I just noticed that “Geoffrey” is a ‘new member’ , not the code author. I don’t have to care anymore.
It does not loop ever, it gets status and exits, pure and simple.
Quote:quote:You should stop using windows then, dont use msn messenger anymoreI do not use windows I use Linux, I don’t use msn’s messegner client, I use AMSN ( BECAUSE MY FRIENDS USE MSN, NOT BY MY CHOICE ) .
It takes <1 second for me to connect, not 7 Zzzz …
And your not very nice at all, I never called your product CRAP , I said java is crap.
Do not attack me or my product personally, as I have not done this to you. Unless you own Microsoft or Sun?
My website is ment to aid BEGINNERS, it provides very simplistic code FOR BEGINNERS, so judge not.DON’T BE A DICK
BTW: I have put mine up on my site. It is on an external server running on a slow connection, and its still fast.
Mine does not just show if you are online/offline for msn, it actually gets your status, so it shows BUSY, or AWAY, ect, as well.
Let me clarify there hot stick,,,
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Why did you even bother asking for the source if you can re-write it yourself in 2 days ?Because I wanted to see how the author decided to do things.
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You should ask microsoft to send a copy of there Windows 2000 or XP source to your hotmail account.Heh, ya, except Microsoft is a giant evil entity, bent on world domination, that charges MONEY for all of its software. It has millions of hotmail users, and would take a question like that as a threat to security. This guy ob the other hand, gives his software away, doesn’t charge a dime, but keeps the source closed??? Is the code ugly or what? What’s wrong with not being open source? Well if the author gets hit by a truck tommarow, all of this software dies and no-one can continue to develop it.
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Oh yeah right java is slow bla bla and Sun builds bad servers right ?
– Java is able communicate in every wich way and can keep connections OPEN. PHP can`t because the thread just stops at the end.Yes, JAVA is slow and sucks ( MY OPINION ). No Sun does not make crappy servers, keeping the connection up even when there is not queries is a waste, and php is able to keep the connection until it gets the info it needs, and then it drops it.
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It requires support in the browser ?!?… we aren`t talking about “javascripting” here. Osi generates its own html page(s) and can be fully customized. It isn`t depending on any webserver and its easy to recover with cronjobs.FROM:http://status.webhop.net/
If the demo doesn’t display, you need to Get Java Now!
you never even touched on my comment about the browser. YOUR BROWSER FOR VIEWING THE THING MUST HAVE JAVA SUPPORT. I NEVER SAID ANYTHING ABOUT SERVER SOFTWARE OR CROSS PLATFORM ISSUES, OR ASKED IF IT WAS ‘CUSTOMIZED’. Read and think before you respond.I have written the msn part, the icq part is just the online status string from icq’s site, yea why do it any other way? Yahoo, same thing, from their site, no use writing something complicated for that. AIM, Jabber, ect , ya they are all working, yippee.
But its not like you need to worry or get mad at me, YOUR NOT SELLING ANY PRODUCT, I AM NOT TRYING TO COMPETE.
Thanks for your answer, even though I didn’t like it.
I have already written the PHP, and PERL versions, in only 2 days, and they are both WAY faster.
Very difficult (or impossible) ? Come on, JAVA is far from being superior…
No need for a re-write? Oh you mean besides the fact that its written in JAVA and is not open source, its slow, and it requires support in the browser.
Don’t mean to be rude, your answer just seemed arrogant and selfish, its not like you are selling it or anything…
Maybe you can answer this, about how many ‘clients’ does each of your servers support with a decent response time for each?
