IM client in a jsp

Dear all,
Can anyone suggest a IM client that can be called within a jsp (and then inserted within a
portlet in the IBM Websphere framework)? All the IMs I have seen seem to standalone
client/server apps, not intended for use within a jsp.
Thanks a lot!
Paul

Your looking for an IM API/framework that you can embed into a web app. Interesting concept I must admit. On a higher level IM apps are more P2P based where web apps are client/server based. There's no real reason, however, why someone couldn't embed an IM client into a web-app. At least I can't think of any limitation. I can tell you that there is no IM client that you can just drop into a web app out of the box. It's going to require some custom coding against an IM API. The alternative is to use an Applet approach which offloads the IM logic onto the client. For that you can look into Odigo. They have an IM client applet that you could drop into any HTML page.
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