Add Video Chat option to Messenger

Note: Make it HIPPA compliant

by: Mike B. | over a year ago | Messenger

Comments

• this one is important and necessary

  by: Wojciech M. | over a year ago

• I think that is an important need in the business environment

  by: Eduardo C. | over a year ago

• I think that would be necessary, often clients using messenger use another solutions to make video conference

  by: Fernando P. | over a year ago

• This change significantly improves the current tool

  by: ENRIQUE L. | over a year ago

• very good and useful function

  by: Pawel D. | over a year ago

• Sharing Pictures and Screenshots like Whatsapp, thats what i am waiting for. That would be great for teamwork. The picture should appear as thumbnail and opened by clicking, no "save as".

  by: Heiko E. | over a year ago

• You can use OpenFire open source soution http://www.igniterealtime.org/projects/openfire/ with plugin Jingle plugin for voice and video. You can see here http://xmpp.org/extensions/xep-0166.html. Ready solution to cover voice and video

  by: Wojciech M. | over a year ago

• Here is all what you need http://xmpp.org/extensions/xep-0166.html

  by: Wojciech M. | over a year ago

• forget this using novell

  by: Vinicius B. | over a year ago

• Micro Focus has always supported OSS communities. Jitsi (jitsi.org) is an open-source video conferencing platform which could be easily integrated with GroupWise, and maybe even with Messenger.
  
  If not full integration into the suite, can GroupWise Client or Web client at least have controls to interface with such a product, e.g. schedule a GW appointment and set the same in a VC product, so that the session key can be retrieved on the fly and shared in the GW appointment before it is sent to delegates. Such interfacing could be done in APIs (like drivers or connectors) so that the Client can interface with various products, e.g. Skype, Zoom, Adobe, etc.

  by: Kobus B. | over a year ago