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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Thread: Making an MSN Web Messenger
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Making an MSN Web Messenger
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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.
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You mean like SIM ?
That post was really sensible!
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That could be true as I've always thought that they must need permission to access the users database and other stuff like that.
Originally Posted by redtom
God no. I mean actually connecting to MSN Messenger, except via the web. Websites like e-buddy.comYou mean like SIM ?Last edited by Nick.; 07-07-2007 at 07:52 PM.
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I Think You Can Do It Via Their Remote Messenger Ports....
Ill Find Them Out.That post was really sensible!
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08-07-2007, 12:31 PM #6
STOP RAPING THE BLOODY SHIFT KEY -REP Originally Posted by Mashi
Not sure, ask Microsoft
Edited by opensourcehost (Forum Moderator): Please do not post pointlessly or be rude.Last edited by Mr.OSH; 08-07-2007 at 01:02 PM.
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You would need to code an interface then pay MSN to allow you to connect to their server.
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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..
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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.
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blob, get the **** over it!
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