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Additional Information

Support

  • Ask other developers
    Find answers or post questions on the Google Talk Developer Forum.
  • Google Talkabout
    The official Google Talk blog about voice, IM and open communications with Google Talk.

Code and Tools

  • libjingle code
    Download the package from Google Code.
  • Expat XML parser
    XML parser used by libjingle's XML-parsing classes. It is included in the libjingle download.
  • GIPS VoiceEngine Lite
    Voice chat engine for Windows. Required to run the voice chat sample on Windows.
  • Linphone
    Voice chat engine for UNIX/Linux. Required to run the voice chat sample on UNIX/Linux.
  • oRTP
    Real-Time Transport Protocol stack used by the libjingle sample applications. Included in the libjingle download.
  • GLib
    Utility library used by oRTP. Included in the libjingle download.
  • Microsoft Visual C++ 2005 Express Edition
    A free C++ IDE that can be used to develop libjingle code on Windows platforms. libjingle includes a Visual Studio 2005 solution file.

Reference

libjingle is a collection of open-source C++ code and sample applications that enables you to build a peer-to-peer application. The code handles creating a network connection (through NAT and firewall devices, relay servers, and proxies), negotiating session details (codecs, formats, etc.), and exchanging data. It also provides helper tasks such as parsing XML, and handling network proxies. You could build the following programs with libjingle:

libjingle is available on Google Code for both Windows and UNIX/Linux operating systems. This documentation supplements the readme files included with the code.

We are providing this source code as part of our ongoing commitment to promoting consumer choice and interoperability in Internet-based real-time-communications. This code is made available under a Berkeley-style license, which means you are free to incorporate it into commercial and non-commercial software and distribute it.

Start with the Developer Guide page to learn how to use libjingle.

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