Sun Java System Instant Messaging provides a scalable and reliable Java technology-based client and server for secure real-time communications and presence management.
At a Glance
A standards-based, secure instant messaging product for enterprises and service providers
Open, standards-based architecture facilitates interoperability with other IM systems and public IM networks
A platform for presence-based application development
Delivers presence information and extended, real-time messaging capabilities
Scalable, highly available, distributed architecture enables large deployments and helps reduce total cost of ownership
Chat with AIM, MSN, and Yahoo Messenger users through co-packaged gateways
SMS gateway enables interoperability with SMS capable phones
Chat securely with desktop or mobile users
Turn your chat into a VoIP call
AJAX Web client integrates IM with mail and calendar
Key Features
Increase productivity of employees, partners, customers
Secure, rapid, real-time communication and collaboration creates a highly responsive, real-time business environment. Reduce business expenses
Replace costlier means of communication (phone and teleconferencing) and eliminate the delays and time lags associated with email and voice mail. Extensible and integratable
The Instant Messaging platform allows the embedding of presence and real-time collaboration functionalities within other applications and services.
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