Hi! The demo application has finally reached its "feature complete" state. You can - Login (the server accepts user1, user2, user3 all with password "password1") - Discover all nodes on the server - See whether the user is the owner - See if the user is subscribed - Subscribe and unsubscribe - Create new nodes - Delete nodes (if the user is the owner) - Open a detail view for a node * See messages received - if subscribed (and only while online) * Publish messages to a node (if the user is the owner)
These are most features that are currently implemented in the module (not shown is the "persistent-item" feature). To try it, you have to start Vysper with the PubSub module loaded (put everything in the classpath and start with java org.apache.vysper.xmpp.server.ServerMain -Dvysper.add.module=org.apache.vysper.xmpp.modules.extension.xep0060_pubsub.PublishSubscribeModule for example). Sidenote: You have to use a version prior to rev802821 of vysper-core, and HEAD of the extension and the client (see my previous mail). The client is a simple Java Swing application and is run with the three smack libs on the classpath. For example on a *nix with ~/.m2 as Maven directory: java -classpath ~/.m2/repository/jivesoftware/smack/3.1.0/smack-3.1.0.jar:~/.m2/repository/jivesoftware/smackx/3.1.0/smackx-3.1.0.jar:~/.m2/repository/jivesoftware/smackx-pubsub/1.0-20090813101732-vysper/smackx-pubsub-1.0-20090813101732-vysper.jar org.apache.vysper.demo.pubsub.client.PubsubClientGUI As soon as the server closes, all data (nodes, items) will be lost. To see something interesting, you could open two or three clients with different users (don't forget to change the JID *and* the username), create a few nodes, subscribe to them and post messages back and forth. Currently only the "owner" is allowed to publish (and there is no possibility to grant permissions to other users ATM). I hope you enjoy it :) Cheers, Michael
