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JBuddy Bot Framework Release Notes
Release 2.0
Build 100815 August 15, 2010
- Build on top of JBuddy SDK v6.3.100815
Build 100115 January 15, 2010
- Build on top of JBuddy SDK v6.3
- License updates
Build 090402 April 2, 2009
- Build on top of JBuddy SDK v6.2
Build 080608 June 8, 2008
- Fixed Bots.jar to reference JBuddy.jar
- Fixed Buddy Authorization request during bot signon
- License updates
Build 080520 May 20, 2008
- Fixed offline mode to work even without a network
- Javadocs fixes including links to the JBuddy SDK, exposed BotEngine classloader method, and exposed BotGateway methods for third party gateways development
Build 080418 April 18, 2008
- Gateway API for connecting the Bot Framework with Custom Client Gateways (external message sources such as SMS, trading systems, logistics, news feeds, etc.)
- New Bot Actions for URLs including http, https, file for web actions
- XSLT and JTidy support for easier web services integration
- Routing capability allows one message source to trigger actions on another message source
- Leveraging the IM capabilities of the JBuddy SDK 6.1
Release 1.0
Build 0001 May 23, 2007
Using basic java and/or XML skills, a developer can quickly develop an interactive menu-oriented Instant Messaging application (i.e: "IM Bot").
- IM support for AIM, ICQ, MSN, Yahoo, Google Talk, XMPP (Jabber), Lotus Sametime and JBuddy Message Server
- Parameter processing (prompt and valid user input)
- Include/Exclude Filters match input to trigger specific events
- Event Handlers (local and global)
- Dynamic Content handling via Java or XML)
- Send and receive Instant Messages
- Send files as response
- Rich text markup for IMs
- Trigger Java or System Actions
- Command-line tool for testing bots offline and locally
- Free 3 concurrent chat session license perfect for development and small pilot phases
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