Java2Script Gtalk on Opera Mini 4

It’s amazing to see that Java2Script’s Google Talk get run on Opera Mini 4 inside a mobile phone.

Here is Opera Mini 4′s simulator for you to test its CSS/JavaScript/AJAX compatibilities:
http://www.operamini.com/beta/simulator/

Here are screenshots:
opera-mini-j2s-gtalk-small.png

Zoom in to get a clear look:
opera-mini-j2s-gtalk-zoom-in.png

Login and connect:
opera-mini-j2s-gtalk-connecting1.png

Now we are in:
opera-mini-j2s-gtalk-logined-small.png

Zoom in to get a clear look on friend list:
opera-mini-j2s-gtalk-friend-list.png

But Java2Script Gtalk does not get run as totally correct. It fails to maintain normal connection back to Gtalk proxy server. So after a few seconds, the proxy server closes the connection. Maybe Java2Script Gtalk may fix this problem later. And also I think Opera Mini team may improve its AJAX supports in the near future so nothing need to be modified.

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One Response to Java2Script Gtalk on Opera Mini 4

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