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專案描述

SDBA Revolution is an open-source architecture written in Perl which simplifies and streamlines the process of writing applications that run on an instant messaging network. It
features easy scripting of IM responses, session variables which are consistent across messages, session time limits, support for multiple "apps" from one bot, basic security, the ability to use multiple access lists, and capabilities to allow external application integration. It makes writing IM apps very much like writing mod_perl or PHP pages. It currently supports AIM, MSN, ICQ, YIM, and Jabber. The homepage has full tutorials and documentation.

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2004-07-02 19:42
2.4

Support has been added for picture display (must use the loose MSN.pm in the zip file). A blank-response bug has been fixed. Support for non-mobile libraries has been added. The picture must be a PNG.
標籤: Major feature enhancements

2004-02-25 17:06
2.3

It is now possible for external applications to
control and integrate with the bot and send
messages through it by dropping an XML file in an
integration directory. See the tutorial at
www.duncanlamb.com/sdba for details. Minor log
file changes were also made.
標籤: Major feature enhancements

2004-02-20 17:18
2.2

This release adds the ability to pass the protocol, screenname,
and password on the commandline, to allow external applications
to dynamically start the server under any account.
標籤: Major feature enhancements

2004-02-17 17:01
2.15

A new function SEND_PAGE was added to initiate
messages to MSN mobile devices. Minor bugfixes
were made to mobile device support. This release
only affects bots running on MSN Messenger.
標籤: Major feature enhancements

2004-02-13 19:39
2.1

This release fixes the SEND_IM() function to allow for unsolicited messaging on MSN.
標籤: Minor feature enhancements

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