On 24 Apr 2009, at 16:42, Christopher Zorn wrote:
Checkout the following projects;
http://code.stanziq.com/punjab
http://code.stanziq.com/strophe
http://speeqe.com
You can use them to build what you want. Punjab provides a BOSH
connection manager to any jabber server and strophe is a BOSH
javascript library for building the applications.
I think Speeqe is a bit overkill for what I want: I don't really want
multi-user chat, just 1-1 chat between me and the user, and for me to
be instantly alerted when they wish to speak to me while I'm using a
standard Jabber client. It's actually not very far off the 'echobot'
example that comes with Strophe
I realise now that this perhaps not the right list (maybe I should
post in the Strophe list), but I was hoping for some advice as to what
the setup should be on the jabberd2 side of things, and how should the
web-users JID be chosen. Each uniquely? The same JID, but each the
same with a different resource? What about anonymous logins: how do
they get assigned a JID?
As in my first post, I think I can easily have the users all share a
JID, say webu...@mydomain, with a different resource, and have a fixed
password in js that logs them in. If no-one in the world was
malicious, this would work exactly how I want, and be very easy to set
up.
So I guess my question is that is there a way for me to fix, in the
jabberd2 config, that webu...@mydomain.com can't change their
password, or their authorization lists, so they can't go and use this
as a regular jabber account, and all they can do is send/receive
messages to/from my personal jabber account?
Or am I going about this all the wrong way...?
Michal.
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