How would you go about doing this? Creating a site similar to E-Buddy or Meebo.com. What do you do to connect and all that?
Thanks,
Nick.
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How would you go about doing this? Creating a site similar to E-Buddy or Meebo.com. What do you do to connect and all that?
Thanks,
Nick.
I'm not sure if this is true but I heard that you have to get premission from microsoft/MSN to connect to there server using your own program.
You mean like SIM ?
That could be true as I've always thought that they must need permission to access the users database and other stuff like that.Quote:
Originally Posted by redtom
God no. I mean actually connecting to MSN Messenger, except via the web. Websites like e-buddy.comQuote:
You mean like SIM ?
I Think You Can Do It Via Their Remote Messenger Ports....
Ill Find Them Out.
STOP RAPING THE BLOODY SHIFT KEY -REPQuote:
Originally Posted by Mashi
Not sure, ask Microsoft
Edited by opensourcehost (Forum Moderator): Please do not post pointlessly or be rude.
You would need to code an interface then pay MSN to allow you to connect to their server.
If you download such msn clients as pidgin, amsn etc you can look at how they connect to the msn network, by doing this you can use it in your site to do so..
It requires extensive knowledge of MSNP (Microsoft Network Protocol). As there is no API or documentation published by Microsoft, it would require reverse engineering by using some kind of packet sniffer.
blob, get the **** over it!
why?
i'm sure theres things u hate
like??
Edited by opensourcehost (Forum Moderator): Please don't post pointlessly.
Yourself. I wont get over its, its annoying and he has been told many times. It doesnt make you look cool, it makes you look dumb.Quote:
Originally Posted by ShaneIsMe
And nick, maybe google will have it lol. doubt it.
Owned, *****.Quote:
Originally Posted by Blob
Nick: You'd require to know MSP and also, you'd need permission from Microsoft. :)
theres a script called qmsn (google it) that works to make an online messenger but you need to find the correct url and ports to connect it
I dont think you need any special permission from MS to connect to the msn network, just use compilent protacol. Theres plenty of tutorials and apps about on how to do it, plus i belive theres also alot of detailed developers documention avaible from microsofts site itself.
You may need a developers key or somthing like that, as you would say if you wanted to use the google API's, but in the case of msn i think you can just connect to it. As long as you use the protacol correcectly it should work fine. Although i could be wrong "/
Sorry. I wont "Take the shift key for a ride". Also you dont need permission from what ive read.
I'm standing strong with my thoughts on needing permission. You can't paint someones house without their permission, pretty much the exact same thing.
Would you like me to come paint your house, haters? =D
i think mentor is correct but i guess that is basically getting permission. i'm pretty sure you have to get a devolpers key.Quote:
Originally Posted by ScottDiamond
i got qmsn on hmit.com.au/login.php
is that qmsn v1?
yes it is
Edit gonna upload 3.5
couldent edit:
dont go to login.php becoz i uploaded 3.5
edit deleteing 3.5
If you had read the post earlier you would have know people like Tomm and others have already said this!Quote:
Originally Posted by ScottDiamond
just a quick Q. why would you need this? filters or something?
a site that schools haven't blocked yet.
Hmm.. 2 -reps from the thread. Big whoop, infact, I have so much rep its like sueing Microsoft for 1 million dollars. Big whoop. Noobs.
Expect a -rep back Pepsi and Warning, cos you is getting one. Noobs.
I mean like, its annoying, and would get a blind man even more confused.
Ive +repperd you to balance it out although I suppose they arent quite as idiotic as scott?Quote:
Originally Posted by Blob
You need permission to access the database but not to let the user submit the details and then let MSN give you access.
lol, mainframe database.