On Mon, 3 May 2010 07:43:25 -0700 John Millikin <jmilli...@gmail.com> wrote:
> My library, network-protocol-xmpp[2], is an implementation of most of
> RFC 3920 and a bit of RFC 3921. It supports opening client-to-server
> and component-to-server sessions, which is useful for implementing
> XMPP-based clients. This library's interface is very simple: clients
> may start a session with 'runClient' or 'runComponent', send and
> receive stanzas, and resume stored sessions. Later, I intend to add
> additional modules to support features such as MUC or file
> transmission, but for now I'd like to make sure the core library
> works. There's an example XMPP client, echo.hs[3], in the Darcs
> repository.
Hi, John and Stephan!
It's very nice to see such thing on hackage. I'm planning
to write some long hanging notification robots at work using
your library, so I have some questions and comments:
1. gsasl hackage package did not build for me against libgsasl-0.2.28.
It did not define _MAJOR _MINOR macros, So I had to update
up to libgsasl-1.4 which worked fine. Is there way to put constraints
to pkgconfig-depends to .cabal file?
2. Just running echo.hs example causes it to be closed on timeout
from server side (we use OpenFire and idle timeout there is 6 minutes).
So my question is rore about library design abilities: can you inject ping
stanzas (on expired timeout) messages into that example too?
Thanks!
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Sergei
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