here is a screenshot: http://scm.ops4j.org/browse/~raw,r=7102/OPS4J/laboratory/users/tonit/jabbershell/doc/jabbershell.png
Toni Menzel schrieb: > Traveling to munich: introducing jabbershell > > Today, i was riding on the train from hannover to munich to the osgi > community event. > While hanging out on the laptop, i just found myself typing > shell-commands into my jabber client > (which was still running) instead of the Shell.TUI console.. by accident > of cause. > Actually i found this idea a good job for the next couple of hours.. why > not? > > So is the link to the actually pretty small code (just an activator > marriying felix shell with a jabber-client). > --> > > I used the Smack API provided my JiveSoftware (and its ASL2.0 if i > remember: http://www.jivesoftware.com/products/).. here is the > screenshot me chatting with felix;-) > > > If you want to try it out yourself, here's a quick howto: > 1. you need two jabber-IDs: one for you and one for your osgi framework > you want to control > You can use the free Spark Client from JiveSoftware to register those > users instantly, too. > > 2. you need a jabber server. I set one up last week at the url > osgify.com.. so just point Spark to this adress. > You can use any other of cause too. > > 3. configure the following osgi properties: (this makes sets up your > osgi framework as a jabber client) > jabbershell.server=http://osgify.com > jabbershell.user=yourosgiuser > jabbershell.password=yourosgiuserpassword > > 4. Install the Smack API in your framework (you can find it here: > http://osgify.com/repos/smack.jar), > and the jabbershell bundle > (http://osgify.com/repos/org.ops4j.jabbershell-0.0.1-SNAPSHOT.jar, or > >from the ops4j repository, once i checked it in) > > Finally, log-in into your Spark Client with your human-ID (not the one > used in the osgi props), > add your "new friend" the osgi user and start chatting. > > WARNING: no security > ===================== > there is no security build in right now.. the jabber provides many > options to add security of cause. > > have fun, and meet you in munich. > Toni > > -- Toni Menzel http://www.tonit.com mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] _______________________________________________ general mailing list general@lists.ops4j.org http://lists.ops4j.org/mailman/listinfo/general
