Bob Christian
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Mon Jan 24, 2005 9:29 pm Post subject:
Re: Integrate client windows messenger Web Server |
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Unfortunately, no. However, there is usually a way to get around things.
Two possibles:
1)
It *may* be possible to use a Citrix (www.citrix.com) server , if you have
such a thing in your environment, to provide web-based access to Windows
Messenger. If you do not, then Citrix is too large of an expense.
2)
There is a company, eDial (www.edial.com) that makes a web-based client for
LCS, the eDial IM Web Access Server
(http://www.edial.com/IM_Web_Access_Server.htm).
This can be included on a web page, or even built as a web part into a
SharePoint site. Their web client has a similar look and feel to the
Windows Messenger client.
Note: eDial was purchased by Alcatel in September. You may want to take
the time to verify that they will continue with R&D on this product, should
you decide to purchase it.
Bob
"Navarro Peiro" <boogieb@terra.com> wrote in message
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| Quote: | Hello,
It is possible to integrate the Windows Messenger Client in a web page to
accede with Internet Explorer?.
Saludos,
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