Hi all,
I'm trying to Develop a Jabber Client for WinCE
platofrm, using Microsoft eVC (eMbedded Visual C++), is there any one who can
guide me as well provide some documents so that I can go ahead.
Regards,
Kamal
Title: Message
The problem is to know how to decode the unicode..
and how to encode it..
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Subject: RE: [JDEV] JabberApplet supports
1.4 groupchat
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> Jonathan Siegle
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> On Thu, 18 Oct 2001, Bernd Eckenfels wrote:
> > Eighter yo
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> Subject: Re: [JDEV] About IRC Transport - with SQL
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> > Can the IRC transport work with xdb_sql?
> > I think not, becau
Hello,
Yes please, as I am very interested in getting this working better.
Regards,
David
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On Thu, 2001-10-18 at 12:54, Benoit Orihuela wrote:
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> > One other thing I've noted is tha
Hello,
Ok, i've attached the relevant part of the debug log. All I have done is
tried to start a groupchat under WinJab (by pressing F7). The conference
is #worms, and the conference server is irc.localhost. Default irc
server is merlin.legend.org.uk, but i've tried both including it in the
chann
Hello,
I'm also using WinJab, but in the setup docs it no longer specifies
requiring jabber:iq:register. This is reflected by the fact that the
transport sends back the 501 when you sent it the implementation
request.
I've been running the transport with the debug option, and it is the
trans
Hi,
Do you have some code written in C for a UDP server which respond to
multiple clients and a client. If you can send me such a code , it will be
really appriciated. My UDP server is not behaving properly.
Thanks
Keerthi
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I
could be wrong but I would guess that your disconnect problem isn't simply the
applet, but it is due to the unescaped unicode characters in the xml, and the
server disconnects you. For a solution you might try taking a look at how
you are supposed to handle unicode in xml,
Please, I am new to Jabber. I know few about it, so
can anybody help me?I need to check presence of a Jabber user from HTML or
PHP script? Is it possible?Where can I find some information about it?
Thankx
Rado
> I wonder what would happen if you add Content-Length with a very
> big value. Does the proxy wait for the entire transfer before
> switching the direction or allow to download immediatly ?
>
> Have you tried ?
Yes,
It first waits for all data specified by Content-Length, so nothing happens
unt
I have recently been accepted to speak at O'Reilly's upcoming P2P
Conference. My topic will be Identity Services. Because of this, I want
to focus on authentication, single-sign-in, and other identity features
for the talks in 10 minutes (19:00 UTC in [EMAIL PROTECTED]).
1. Jabber Environments
On Thu, 18 Oct 2001, David Rainville wrote:
> Hi Everyone,
> I tried to encode the Unicode character set to fit in the utf8 caracter
> set.. I encoded every caracter in this structure : \u where x are
> hexadecimal digits It works on my client because I decode it in a way that
> it con
so the service JID can be used to determine the presence of any user on that
host ? Can this probe capability be enabled without requiring that the
'servicename' JID automatically receive an update of every presence change
within the host domain ? I'd be interested in using the probe capability
On Thu, 18 Oct 2001, Bernd Eckenfels wrote:
> Eighter you install a simple relay on the Server (or a distributed coponent
> of the server),
Could you give a url describing this? I haven't seen this.
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As far as I can tell, you have two options. You can convert the applet
into an application, or you can look down the signed applet road.
On Thu, 18 Oct 2001, Tony Rice wrote:
> Can this java applet client work with a jabber server running somewhere
> other than the web server where the applet i
Sorry, something got corrupted in the previous mail. Have a look at this
one.
As you suggested i tried to send a
message to the server. But there was no reply from the server. There was no
error at the server side also. After that without waiting for the response i
sent
Siva
As you suggested i tried to send a
mailto:to='>>
message to the server. But there was no reply from the server. There was no
error at the server side also. After that without waiting for the response i
sent
mailto:to='>
x
Hi, all.
Just to say, the DotGNU/Jabber meeting is in one hour (19:00 UTC).
in "[EMAIL PROTECTED]".
It's important that you use all lowercase for the name, I recently found
a bug that causes problems when caps are used. This could very well be
the problem that Davis Sugar was having at the la
Bernd Eckenfels wrote:
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> On Thu, Oct 18, 2001 at 11:42:47AM -0400, Tony Rice wrote:
> > Can this java applet client work with a jabber server running somewhere
> > other than the web server where the applet is served up from?
>
> Eighter you install a simple relay on the Server (or a distribut
Hi Everyone,
I tried to encode the Unicode character set to fit in the utf8 caracter
set.. I encoded every caracter in this structure : \u where x are
hexadecimal digits It works on my client because I decode it in a way that
it converts the \u to the unicode caracter. . Is it the way
On Thu, Oct 18, 2001 at 11:42:47AM -0400, Tony Rice wrote:
> Can this java applet client work with a jabber server running somewhere
> other than the web server where the applet is served up from?
Eighter you install a simple relay on the Server (or a distributed coponent
of the server), or yo ha
I doubt it -- Java security might require you to be on the same machine
unless you have a certificate or whatever
Peter
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On Thu, 18 Oct 2001, Tony Rice wrote:
> Can this java applet client work with a
Can this java applet client work with a jabber server running somewhere
other than the web server where the applet is served up from?
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That's a very interesting feature indeed ...
Has anybody already thought about using this bcc system to store the
presence in a dedicated module (apart from the JSM) in order to perform
advanced queries on all the connected users (for example, combine it with a
search)?
My concerns about this kin
> Ok, i've attached the relevant part of the debug log. All I have done is
> tried to start a groupchat under WinJab (by pressing F7). The conference
> is #worms, and the conference server is irc.localhost. Default irc
> server is merlin.legend.org.uk, but i've tried both including it in the
> ch
> Can the IRC transport work with xdb_sql?
> I think not, because xdb_sql does not define SQL queries for IRC.
> Are major changes necessary?
there is no link between irc-t and xdb_sql ... irc-t has nothing to
store so why would it need xdb ?
regards,
Benoit.
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Hi,
Can the IRC transport work with xdb_sql?
I think not, because xdb_sql does not define SQL queries for IRC.
Are major changes necessary?
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Hello,
Yes please, as I am very interested in getting this working better.
Regards,
David
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On Thu, 2001-10-18 at 12:54, Benoit Orihuela wrote:
>
> > One other thing I've noted is tha
Hello,
Ok, i've attached the relevant part of the debug log. All I have done is
tried to start a groupchat under WinJab (by pressing F7). The conference
is #worms, and the conference server is irc.localhost. Default irc
server is merlin.legend.org.uk, but i've tried both including it in the
chann
Hello,
I'm also using WinJab, but in the setup docs it no longer specifies
requiring jabber:iq:register. This is reflected by the fact that the
transport sends back the 501 when you sent it the implementation
request.
I've been running the transport with the debug option, and it is the
trans
hi,
> I compiled IRC transport and have a jabber server running with it.
> But the problem is that there is no help in the README file or in any other
> place to configure the transport to tell it about the IRC server it has to
> connect to. Anybody who has tried IRC transport please help m
> One other thing I've noted is that Benoit previously mentioned having
> some patches for Gabber. Do you still have them and are they available?
yes, I still have them :)
I did not make them publicly available on the contrib zone because the
code I've added is quite ugly.
If you're interested, I
hi,
> The only problem I have is that with the new code in contrib, it keeps
> complaining with error 407: claiming I need to register, but there isn't
> anyway visible to register.
could you send me the jabber logs ?
typically, errors 407 are issued when you try to make queries on a
channel w
I think you get the 407 error from your Jabber client. I use WinJab
and it provides an interface to register a user. But i get a 501 "Server
Errror! - Not implemented".
The detials of the error is "Jabber code 501 is used when the server does
not support the functionality being requested
One other thing I've noted is that Benoit previously mentioned having
some patches for Gabber. Do you still have them and are they available?
Regards,
David
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Thanks for that. I had wondered if there was any others as I couldn't
see it when I was looking for the irc specs. It should be easy to
implement.
The only problem I have is that with the new code in contrib, it keeps
complaining with error 407: claiming I need to register, but there isn't
any
Hello,
I compiled IRC transport and have a jabber server running with it.
But the problem is that there is no help in the README file or in any other
place to configure the transport to tell it about the IRC server it has to
connect to. Anybody who has tried IRC transport please help me.
I didn't look into the code, but i am trying to help. When you issue
a /join command from the client and its succesful or when you issue a /names
command you will get a reply from the server with numeric code 353 which has
the channel name and all the names in that channel. The channel nam
Hello,
I've also been looking at the transport, and found a different bug or
two, although its mainly a problem with the implementation. On line 744,
where we are trying to get a hash of users for a channel, the character
'=' is used to find the part of the line which has the channel name in
it
hi,
I've finally put my modified version of irc-transport in the contrib
zone of jabber.org ...
It took some time because I always find new things to do on it :)
For more information, look at irc_transport.README and at TODO and
DONE files inside the module.
regards,
Benoit.
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Have you tried the latest IRC transport from CVS? This was updated
recently (02/09/2001) and is now version "irc-transport,0.1.2-1.40".
http://download.jabber.org/cvs/irc-transport/
Also from: http://www.jabber.org/?oid=465
"I'm looking for a new maintainer for IRC-Transport btw... I despise
th
That is odd, I've been running the CVS version of Jabber checkedout on
10/10/2001 using FreeBSD-4.3, everything seems fine, including SSL. I
haven't experienced your shutdown problem. Have you tried running
"jabber -D", does the problem occur then?
Chris.
Erich Zigler wrote:
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> I've been
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