google-talk

What I want to do is build a simple bot which sends me a set of information stored in database to my messanger chat window [Chatting services are gTalk, Yahoo and other commonly used chating products] Also, it should be capable of accepting few predefined commands and replying them. Is there any opensource code available for this? Look up AIML (Artificial Intelligence Markup Language), it's been around a number of years and it's pretty well defined and flexible for simple stuff. You can also do pretty sophisticated stuff with all sorts of recursive templates and the results are pretty decent

i want to develop gtalk application for the mobile please tell me the name of library that is used to access the gmail account thr J2ME Your Question title says you want to access gmail emails , but in the description it says to develop gtalk application . If you are looking for gtalk client development check out the following resources Why you need to develop gtalk client for Mobiles , There is already a Plenty of gtalk . To learn you can try with Open Source Application to get started . MGtalk : Google Talk for mobile project .Jabber client for j2me midp 2.0 platform, supports some Google

Does Gmail API provide a way to fetch Gmail chat logs? Chats is a label just like INBOX. I expected to find it in Users:label list but its not present. Is there something I have to enable to allow CHATS label to show up? Is this feature supported in Gmail API? According to Find timestamp for hangout and chat messages retrieved with gmail api , the fact that chats show up in the Gmail API at all is a bug, not a feature. They are likely leaving it out of the list of labels intentionally. From that answer, I'm inferring that accessing google hangouts history via the API is unsupported, and the

I am interested in making a Google Talk client using Python and would like to use the Twisted libraries Words module. I have looked at the examples, but they don't work with the current implementation of Google Talk. Has anybody had any luck with this? Would you mind documenting a brief tutorial? As a simple task, I'd like to create a client/bot that tracks the Online time of my various Google Talk accounts so that I can get an aggregate number. I figure I could friend the bot in each account and then use the XMPP presence information to keep track of the times that I can then aggregate.

AppBrain has a fantastic new app that lets you automatically install applications on your phone using your web browser. Similar to the Chrome push. In their case, they are using it to let you install apps without a prompt directly on the phone. Engadget has a good video demonstrating their system. http://lifehacker.com/5582169/appbrain-upgrade-installs-android-apps-instantly-from-the-web My question is: What mechanism are they using to avoid asking for a prompt on the phone and to do the installation directly? The reason I'm asking is that have a couple hundred android phones that run some

I've tried using a variety of XMPP libraries for Node.js, and am having trouble connecting to Google Talk's XMPP servers. I'm wanting to connect and read the status of friends, but I can't even get out door! I have a personal domain hosted through Google Apps for Domains, e.g., mydomain.com . I've got the following code written - it makes use of the node-xmpp library ( https://github.com/astro/node-xmpp ): jid = 'ryan@mydomain.com'; password = 'my_google_password'; // Establish a connection var conn = new xmpp.Component({ jid : jid, password : password, host : 'talk.google.com', port : 5222 })

I am running the latest version of GTalk (using the Talk installer from the market) on my Gingerbread Galaxy Tab P1000. I now want to programatically initiate a video call provided that the related contact is online and available. As I didn't found any documentation for that I looked in the related XML and found the following interesting part: <activity-alias android:icon="@drawable/ic_launcher_google_videochat" android:name="PublicCallIntentDispatcher" android:targetActivity="PublicIntentDispatcher"> <intent-filter> <action android:name="android.intent.action.SENDTO" /> <category android:name