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<div>It depends, not every phone does presence right and they all
have different levels of support. <br>
The 2 you are using are very different from how the majority of them
work (snom, polycom, linksys etc)<br>
Did you try reversing the role of A and B<br>
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I will pickup a snom320 and a gxp 20xx and will try<br>
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<div> Topic 3: presence seems stateless if is not a phone<br>
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create a module myself that handle<br>
presence using a database?<br>
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<div>YES<br>
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I looked at source code of conferece/fico (that generate presence from
XML config) and dingaling (who use database).<br>
So i think its not difficult to write it.<br>
Hope to have free time :)<br>
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Thank you, Antonio (AGX)<br>
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