Do you use a persistent roster, eg. JcrRosterManager? Or in-memory?
Bernd
On 19.01.11 12:50, Thomas Kratz wrote:
Hi Bernd,
it gets even stranger. I have three users: server, admin and nobody.
server logs in first at startup and adds other users to its roster.
then i login as admin from the client and add other users to my roster.
server sees admin become available.
then i login as nobody and add other users to my roster. server sees
nobody become available, but querying the roster of nobody tells me
admin is offline. roster of server sees admin online. must be some
little detail.
Regards Thomas
2011/1/19 Bernd Fondermann<[email protected]>:
On Wed, Jan 19, 2011 at 11:13, Thomas Kratz<[email protected]> wrote:
Hi Bernd,
as it defaults to store=false this shouldn't be the point.
I guess its somewhere else, as I came from 0.5 release where
everything worked fine. Has something changed in roster/subscription
management since then ? I used to have a SubscriptionPacketListener
that auto-responds to subscription requests, but that doesnt seem to
work now. I do built rosters lazy on startup dynamically. From what i
see in debug, the presence available doenst go to offline storage as
subscription packets do, so it should go to my Smack rosterListener. I
think it must be the subscriptions management that's different now?
I can't remember any specific changes there, but you'd have to review
svn to confirm that, as any smaller change could have broken your
setup.
Subscription is definitively working on trunk, at least for me. Also,
I highly recommend to move to 0.6, to TRUNK even.
So the current working thesis is that this is unrelated to offline
stanza storage, right?
I might figure out what your problem is if you'd share more detailed
info, like logs or a simple test scenario.
Bernd
