Source : googletalkblog
Today Google released an update to Libjingle. Part of this update is code for a new "tunnel" session type that allows TCP-like data to be transferred over the google talk network. This means that their library now supports file transfers and they just need to update the Google Talk application to reflect this change.
Libjingle 0.2.0
I've released libjingle 0.2.0 to the Sourceforge.net project page. Notable changes in 0.2.0 include build support for Windows using Visual Studio Express, TLS support (this encrypts the communication between applications using libjingle and the server), and a new "tunnel" session type. The tunnel session uses what we call "pseudo-tcp" to reliably transfer a TCP-like stream of data over Jingle's peer-to-peer connections. The Libjingle documentation has also been updated to describe how to use this new session type.
Today Google released an update to Libjingle. Part of this update is code for a new "tunnel" session type that allows TCP-like data to be transferred over the google talk network. This means that their library now supports file transfers and they just need to update the Google Talk application to reflect this change.
Libjingle 0.2.0
I've released libjingle 0.2.0 to the Sourceforge.net project page. Notable changes in 0.2.0 include build support for Windows using Visual Studio Express, TLS support (this encrypts the communication between applications using libjingle and the server), and a new "tunnel" session type. The tunnel session uses what we call "pseudo-tcp" to reliably transfer a TCP-like stream of data over Jingle's peer-to-peer connections. The Libjingle documentation has also been updated to describe how to use this new session type.
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