hi. im only a couple of weeks old in using perl and i was asked by my superior to make a jabber webclient for our site. im really clueless about what he's asking me to do but i havnt got much choice, so i starteddigging information about it. ive been doing a lot of googling on jabber clients for days and i havnt come up with any client that would suit our needs. while i was browsing at cpan i came accross net::jabber module. i was thinking you monks could give me a hint or two about the project im trying to make, in which i myself am unable to conceptualize.

its like this: we host a blogsite at www.me.com running on mandriva 10.2. i would like to examplify the rest in two scenarios. SCENARIO A: blog owner logged in via cpanel. 1. upon logging in, the owner should be automatically logged in to jabber through any means (net::Jabber?) 2. ofcourse, jabber users would be able to view his status as 'online', and would be able to message him. a 1 on 1 chat feature is desired. additional features would be an overkill. 3. the messages from the jabber sender will be received in an individual window. 4. upon logging out of cpanel... (this is obvious..) SCENARIO B: blogowner is logged out of cpanel but logged in via other jabber clients. 1. on his blog page, there should be a status indicator that the user is logged-in on jabber.

thats about it. as of now i came accross meebo and irsim ( i cant make this work ) wherein both are webclients. but honestly, i dont know where to start. as much as possible, i would like to stick to perl. is this scenario possible with net::jabber module? (probably it is, im just new to perl and dont know where to look). is there an easier workaround on what im trying to accomplish? can someone point me to the right direction ?

thank you so much monks.

In reply to Net::Jabber inquiry by marcpascual

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