Noel J. Bergman wrote:
I just added a link on the Wiki page to Smack, which seems like a pretty nice client library for Java (apache license no less). I don't know if it's of that much use, but if nothing else maybe test cases. The main reason I took note though was because it has one of the easier APIs I've seen. Also maybe this library to get around the XML stream parsing issues you're facing... it's been a while since I've looked into IM protocols.Alexis,I'm posting this to summarize our discussion. Please join [EMAIL PROTECTED] with whatever e-mail address you want to use (mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]), and you'll be able to reply to the list. You have indicated that you'd be pleased to bring JabberServer to the Apache James project, and work with us to incorporate Jabber services into James. This would be an on-going project, not a simple port and drop. We all agree that integrating Jabber messaging with the other services provided by James would provide numerous benefits for many users. Jabber would be a peer of the other James messaging services. We are working on a new unified user data model, and all of the services ought to be able to take advantage of the unified model. The Jabber Service would fit into our class hierarchy, use our connection management, DNS support, storage, and other Avalon components. I understand that you have some issues with XML stream parsing. Your comment was "the server SAX parser read chunk of data from the client stream with fixed size (instead of element by element). And sometime the client wait for a server response to continue to send something in the stream (and the server blocks on reading the remaining data). Deadlock can occurs really fast." Apparently, you're using Xerces with some custom code to simulate a non-blocking socket read. Perhaps it would help to look at http://yaja.sourceforge.net, and see if there are some ideas that we can reuse.
Serge Knystautas
Loki Technologies
http://www.lokitech.com/
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