Re: [Standards] Enterprise Users Groups
Isnt this just an xmpp workgroups app? Fasihullah Askiri wrote: Hi All, We are trying to use XMPP in our application where there will be a user group like Finance or HR to which the application would want to add users. We are planning to write a custom XMPP component which would check for presence of the users in the group and should be able to direct queries from some other users to a member of this group. This application would eventually inter-op with an enterprise XMPP server so we would like to reduce the dependency on XMPP server configuration to a minimal. Also, ideally we would like that the users of the group are auto-subscribed and would not require the user to manually send a presence subscribed packet. I am not sure if pubsub or group is what we need, please advice. Best Regards +Fasih
Re: [Standards] Enterprise Users Groups
On 2/24/10 12:39 AM, Fasihullah Askiri wrote: Hi All, We are trying to use XMPP in our application where there will be a user group like Finance or HR to which the application would want to add users. We are planning to write a custom XMPP component which would check for presence of the users in the group and should be able to direct queries from some other users to a member of this group. This application would eventually inter-op with an enterprise XMPP server so we would like to reduce the dependency on XMPP server configuration to a minimal. Also, ideally we would like that the users of the group are auto-subscribed and would not require the user to manually send a presence subscribed packet. Some XMPP server implementations support this kind of feature (often called shared groups or communities), but we don't have a standard method for it. Talk with your server vendor for details. Peter -- Peter Saint-Andre https://stpeter.im/ smime.p7s Description: S/MIME Cryptographic Signature
Re: [Standards] Enterprise Users Groups
Ignite has an implementation, and its supported with smack, I'm not sure what other implementations exist. Fasihullah Askiri wrote: Great!! What is the status of this. Is it a widely supported extension? If not, can I still use this by writing an external component maybe. On Wed, Feb 24, 2010 at 2:01 PM, Jason Eacott ja...@hardlight.com.au mailto:ja...@hardlight.com.au wrote: Isnt this just an xmpp workgroups app? Fasihullah Askiri wrote: Hi All, We are trying to use XMPP in our application where there will be a user group like Finance or HR to which the application would want to add users. We are planning to write a custom XMPP component which would check for presence of the users in the group and should be able to direct queries from some other users to a member of this group. This application would eventually inter-op with an enterprise XMPP server so we would like to reduce the dependency on XMPP server configuration to a minimal. Also, ideally we would like that the users of the group are auto-subscribed and would not require the user to manually send a presence subscribed packet. I am not sure if pubsub or group is what we need, please advice. Best Regards +Fasih -- +Fasih And be steadfast in patience, for verily God will not suffer the reward of the righteous to perish (11:115)
[Standards] Enterprise Users Groups
Hi All, We are trying to use XMPP in our application where there will be a user group like Finance or HR to which the application would want to add users. We are planning to write a custom XMPP component which would check for presence of the users in the group and should be able to direct queries from some other users to a member of this group. This application would eventually inter-op with an enterprise XMPP server so we would like to reduce the dependency on XMPP server configuration to a minimal. Also, ideally we would like that the users of the group are auto-subscribed and would not require the user to manually send a presence subscribed packet. I am not sure if pubsub or group is what we need, please advice. Best Regards +Fasih
