tweet.IM: A Twitter XMPP gateway service
Posted by Mickaël Rémond on November 12, 2008We have just launched the first version of tweet.IM, a Twitter - instant messaging gateway service, based on the XMPP protocol.
ProcessOne has just launched a gateway service between XMPP and Twitter. The service is available from tweet.IM. It allows you to use Twitter directly from your favorite instant messaging client. It supports getting friends timeline and direct messages, but also posting public Tweet or direct messages.
You can use it from any server, as long as your server accepts server-to-server connections to tweet.im / twitter.tweet.im
Direct messages are received from a separate contact in a separate chat window / tab. Replying to this contact sends a direct message.
A forum is open and waiting for your comments and suggestions: tweet.IM forum.
Please, note that GTalk is currently behaving strangely, not storing / accepting the contact subscription acknowledgement. There is a workaround for that problem: after having filled the form on tweet.IM and accepted the subscription request on Gtalk, simply ask to add the contact twitter.tweet.im in your roster. It should do the trick. It used to work normally this afternoon, so I guess this is a temporary workaround.
Categories: Jabber / XMPP
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Congrats! I will test it ASAP!
Posted by Julien on 12 Nov 2008 at 22:29Now THIS is what twitter should have had in the first place. The original/official twitter XMPP support was a joke… But this is just plain sexy.
Excellent job!
Thank you so much!
Posted by darco on 14 Nov 2008 at 00:12It’s great!
Posted by fermion on 14 Nov 2008 at 22:33Is it down? Haven’t seen it online for three days.
Posted by andy on 01 Dec 2008 at 22:25Hello Andy,
It is up. Which ejabberd domain are you using ?
Posted by Mickaël Rémond on 02 Dec 2008 at 08:50Seems like gateway is down now, is there any status check URL?
Posted by 1smash1 on 17 Dec 2008 at 09:19Hello, any chance to fix the registration form so that “password” field does not disappear one clicked?
Some non-javascript fallback for would also be nice to workaround this and similar issues.
—Marcin
Posted by saper on 08 Apr 2009 at 17:20
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