Connect Java applications to instant messaging networks without hassle.
Just about every web application on the planet needs to send notifications out to users at some point. New accounts, lost passwords, order confirmation, shipping updates, and more. These notifications are most often sent via email, but are all of those things worthy of cluttering the inboxes of your users? Perhaps some of these notifications are short lived. Something like a password reminder may do more harm than good if it lives for too long in someone's email inbox.
Give the spam filters of the world a rest, and send short lived notifications via popular instant messaging networks.
Transponder abstracts away the communication with individual instant messaging networks by providing a single send method on a Nexus object to applications. Applications can then receive data back from users by registering themselves as an Observer of the Nexus object.
Supported Protocols
- Jabber (via Spark)
- Lotus Sametime (via IBM's Sametime SDK)
Protocols Coming Soon
- AIM
- Yahoo
Requirements
License
This project is released under the MIT License. Enjoy.
Downloads
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Transponder Overview

