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LibJingle Wrapper for Mozilla
jmckenty | Jun 19, 2007 | 858 Views

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$ 50.00 jmckenty created this contract on Jun 19, 2007

LibJingle is an open-source library produced by Google that includes:

Nat Traversal
Peer-to-peer connectivity
VoIP
Jabber protocol

If it was wrapped in an XPCOM class or classes (possibly leveraging the xmpp4moz implementation of Jabber, possibly not) it would provide a robust framework for p2p functionality within Mozilla-based applications. It could even be extended to provide p2p functionality for web applications.

Tricky bits: Threading, keeping it cross-platform compatible

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