Hi guys, in my never ending quest to enable xmpp bots in html using
javascript, now I decided to try the java applet approach.
Here is how I think it should be done, easy for the consumer is my
motto:
<applet id='xmpp' code='xmpp.class' width=0 height=0 />
// javascript methods
xmpp = document.applets['xmpp']
xmpp.connect('talk.google.com','5223')
xmpp.login('myjid','mypass')
xmpp.chat('my...@appspot.com')
xmpp.send('hi bot')
xmpp.disconnect()
// javascript events
xmpp.onreceived(message){ alert(message); }
xmpp.onerror(message){ alert(message); }
So, in essence, just basic javascript stuff to connect to our java
applet and start sending messages back and forth to our appengine bot.
The xmpp javascript lib will be just an interface to the java applet
methods which will do the heavy work.
Now the question, is anybody interested in joining such a project? My
java knowledge is rusty and I'm gonna need all the help a java guru
can provide.
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