[jdev] Re: JabberCom
I am trying to connect to host 'talk.google.com' using JabberCom and Delphi 7, but JabberCom send the following xml line to server: JabberCom was not updated for many years. It's not XMPP 1.0 compatible which is the reason you are not able to connect to GTalk with JabberCom. You should use another existing library. Alex
[jdev] Re: JabberCom
Thanks Alex, Do you know some another library that can be used with delphi 7 ? Thx Alexandre Brazil Alexander Gnauck [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote in message news:[EMAIL PROTECTED] I am trying to connect to host 'talk.google.com' using JabberCom and Delphi 7, but JabberCom send the following xml line to server: JabberCom was not updated for many years. It's not XMPP 1.0 compatible which is the reason you are not able to connect to GTalk with JabberCom. You should use another existing library. Alex
[JDEV] Re: JabberCOM .OnMessage 'Tag' Parameter help
Hi Peter,
Thanks, I'm using Delphi, what else :)
I've got a good handle on the IXMLTag and using iterators, what I'm not
skilled up on is actually getting the interface from the Tag parameter.
Preseumable I have to cast it, pass it or do something else to it as
it's passed in as an OleVariant and I need it to be an IXMLTag.
All I probably need (I hope) is a single line of code as an example as I
exhauste the help and Delphi's 'help' on Interfaces and IDispatch.
Regards
David.
In [EMAIL PROTECTED] Peter Millard wrote:
David Banes wrote:
I am working with JabberCOM and the IJabberSession event OnMessage.
I'm having trouble 'getting at' the Tag parameter as an IXMLTag tag,
I need to be able to get a TagIterator from it so I can see what tags
are in the xml.
What development environment are you using? Basically, you need to get
the IXMLTag interface from the Tag parameter, and then use something
like XMLTag.Query('foo') which would return an IXMLTagIterator to all
of the foo child elements. Then you would use my_itr.Next and my_itr.
HasNext to iterate over all of those tags.
Check the Documentation here:
http://jabbercom.sourceforge.net/jabbercom.html (for JabberCOM stuff)
http://jabbercom.sourceforge.net/xmlcom.html (for handling XML Tags,
etc..)
pgm.
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[JDEV] Re: JabberCOM - bugfixes and roadmap
Pat, thanks. I'd love to help somehow, but I am in the same boat - no Delphi skills. :( Let me know if there is anything else I can do though. -Vladimir Pat Magnan [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote in message [EMAIL PROTECTED]">news:[EMAIL PROTECTED]... Well, I don't want to say it's unfortunate it's in Delphi, but my ignorance of Delphi is certainly unfortunate to me. ;) I'd like to fix the NULL dereference crash for my own purposes, and since there's a patch, can probably fumble my way through compiling a version if that will help Vladimir. I think I have a copy of Delphi somewhere around I can use for that much. I'd hestitate to say I consider myself able to maintain it beyond that.. I'll email off list if the proposed patch seems to fix it for us. Maybe I can convince a friend who's a Delphi programmer to give me a hand and see if he feels up to porting it ;). At 10:58 AM 2/5/2003 -0700, you wrote: Vladimir Collak wrote: I wasn't sure whether to ask this in the group or go directly to Peter Millard so here it is. What is road-mapdmap for JabberCOM? I use 2.4.3.3 and I am very happy with it. There are however few things that I am anxiously waiting for. They are namely NULL difference crash (http://sourceforge.net/tracker/index.php?func=detailaid=513914group_id=1 9053 atid=119053) and few other instabilities. Does anyone know (or Peter :) ) if anyone is working on the fixes for these? I haven't touched the JabberCOM code in a LONG time... It really code use some re-work to get it to compile on newer compilers and do bug fixes. (Translation, if someone wants to take over the code, I'd be more than pleased). Currently, Exodus and JOPL are consuming all of my OS-coding time. pgm. ___ jdev mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://mailman.jabber.org/listinfo/jdev ___ jdev mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://mailman.jabber.org/listinfo/jdev
