http://cvs.sourceforge.net/cgi-bin/viewcvs.cgi/jabberapplet/JabberApplet2/
not as new as you'd like, but newest we have right now.
David Scott
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From: Rederer, Andreas [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Wednesday, April 17, 2002 1:39 AM
Subject: AW: [JDEV]
Theoretically unlimitted, but there are hash table sizes you would run
into in reality. This is curable though =)
--temas
On Fri, 2002-04-19 at 05:54, Lars Nilsson wrote:
Is there a maximum resources cap or can one JID log on from a unlimited
number of resources?
Hello,
I just found out that it is possible for users to
query each other rosters which would reveal the buddy
list of the respective user.
I feel this is highly unfavorable as people do not wish
to share their buddy lists with others.
Further, as rosters (esp. this part) are managed by the
No, I was supporting your proposal... just didn't come out sounding that
way :) I didn't mean the x tags had to be inline, just that I prefer
having an x tag with an appropriate namespace that identifies it as an
emoticon rather than a standard img tag that doesn't tell you that.
Julian
has anybody worked with whiteboard.its an ide for developing j2me
applications.
could someone tell me if whiteboard supports running applications
via proxy. it doesnt work..i've tried
are there any setting to b made to enable it. i've tried making
changes in the emulator settings but it doesnt
Dave wrote:
Julian Fitzell wrote:
like we're going in circles here. I don't think you need to take it as
a personal attack that others are arguing against your proposal... but
I do need to take it as a personal attack.
sigh Fine. whatever.
1) I don't like html-ish tags being stuck
Richard Dobson wrote:
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From: Tijl Houtbeckers [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Wednesday, April 24, 2002 1:17 AM
Subject: Re[2]: [JDEV] Emoticons: guidelines
And I'd love having a simple X
element telling that the current message should not be
franck wrote:
Hello,
For a group of server, I need to change all from and all to of
message ...
Imagine a domain like jabber.domaine.com for all users but their real
adress is jabber1.domaine.com, jabber2.domaine.com,
jabber3.domaine.com, ...
And the users must only see
This is virtually the same thing that I have already suggested, I am
preparing to write up a document on it, would you like to help ?
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From: Sami Haahtinen [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Wednesday, April 24, 2002 7:22 AM
Subject: Re: [JDEV] Emoticons
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From: Dave [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Wednesday, April 24, 2002 3:22 AM
Subject: Re: [JDEV] Emoticons: guidelines
I don't think the Jabber protocol itself should define that standard
set. Rather, we should let individual Web repositories
Just some thoughts.
It could be time for the jabber community to define an official way
file sharing should be done. I don't say here that it should be written
by jabber folks, or that it should be part of the jabber server, but
having a implementation reference could help. For instance,
Hello,
I am developing a Jabber client using sockets.
Before calling the recv() function, I need to know one
of the following:
- the message seperator so that I can recv() upto the
seperator
- the no of bytes I need to recv()
I can't fix the buffer size, since the incoming
message can be of
On Wed, Apr 24, 2002 at 09:32:50AM +0100, Richard Dobson wrote:
This is virtually the same thing that I have already suggested, I am
preparing to write up a document on it, would you like to help ?
and to answer for a second time, your suggestion is pretty much like the
one i had in mind (i
First - You may want to look at some libraries that already do that,
jabberoo (Linux, win32). JabberCOM (COM based win32) and there are some
java libs as well.
If you need to make your own, you should look at jabberoo for some ideas.
I assume your lib is based on a select (or poll) loop, when
while sending username and password for authentication is it
necessary to send the password in the encrypted format?
if yes then i think the jabber server expects the password to be
encrpted using sha1 algo. where can i get this algo(source code in
java) from?
plz help.
thanx
Glenn MacGregor wrote:
First - You may want to look at some libraries that already do that,
jabberoo (Linux, win32). JabberCOM (COM based win32) and there are some
java libs as well.
If you need to make your own, you should look at jabberoo for some ideas.
Look at gabber for some ideas - I
lolly wrote:
while sending username and password for authentication is it necessary
to send the password in the encrypted format?
if yes then i think the jabber server expects the password to be
encrpted using sha1 algo. where can i get this algo(source code in
java) from?
It is
could u please guide me on how to use it?
or where exactly is the code for it located inside jre?
On Wed, 24 Apr 2002 David Waite wrote :
lolly wrote:
while sending username and password for authentication is it
necessary to send the password in the encrypted format?
if yes then i think the
I'm having problems registering with the transport using a nickname with
spaces in it. Everything after the first space is dropped. I'm Not sure if
it's only with spaces, maybe anything [^0-9a-z-A-Z]
Also, please fix the user is typing stuff, I think it's messed up. (Jabber
clients don't send
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From: David Waite [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Wednesday, April 24, 2002 10:13 AM
Subject: Re: [JDEV] Jabber Client - Sockets problem
Glenn MacGregor wrote:
First - You may want to look at some libraries that already do that,
jabberoo (Linux,
Hey, Mikey ... long time; no see ... my X setup is dead (crashed over the
course of my vacation, and I can't get it up again since), so Gabber is
a no-op ... and with all these messages about emoticons aren't leaving
me too much time to work on my X setup :-(
...not that I really like X much,
Transport translating/transforming of messages: if I'd be maintining one
of the
transports, the last thing I would care about is translating of emoticans,
the
transports job is to route the message, not interpretate it. Even if you
do make it to
some kind of standard I think transport
I'll make a shameless plug for my book, Instant Messaging in Java: the
Jabber protocols. :) It contains a full explanation of Jabber
authentication and the Java code to implement it. Amazon doesn't have it
listed yet but Barnes and Noble does (www.bn.com) as well as directly
through the
Reply inline:
- Dave
Tijl Houtbeckers wrote:
Hi dave,
I've read almost all your posts on this subject,
Wow ... I'm impressed :-)
and though you make an intresting
point that XML is a much more flexible system for embedding all kinds of information
in your messages I still think your
It may be silly for a Jabber client to be a Web browser, but the
standard OOB method in Jabber is HTTP, so any Jabber client that wants
to support file transfer already is a Web browser. It may be silly,
but it's true ;-)
- Dave
Richard Dobson wrote:
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From:
All,
To those who have managed to get xdb_sql working with transports;
my congratulations and a plea for assistance. I managed to get the jabber
server running fine. I even manage to register transports with a MySQL
database. But, when logging out and logging in again, failure. The transport
Reply inline:
- Dave
Richard Dobson wrote:
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From: Dave [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Tuesday, April 23, 2002 11:33 PM
Subject: Re: Re[2]: [JDEV] Emoticons: guidelines
If people insist on refusing to accept English as a standard
It's a far far cry between speaking HTTP and being a web browser.
This whole conversation should really go offline or something, I find it
funny that we've spent hundreds of messages deciding how to make shorthand
work.
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From: Dave [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent:
Reply inline:
- Dave
Richard Dobson wrote:
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From: Dave [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Wednesday, April 24, 2002 12:25 AM
Subject: Re: [JDEV] Emoticons: guidelines
Modifying a processor to interpret URNs instead of URLs is no biggie.
If you'd just use a Jabber-compatible approach to represent emoticons
in the first place, you wouldn't have to deal with this crazyness of
trying to figure out whether we should interpret the body part of a
message as real text, or as regexp-parsable emoticon-full text :-(
- Dave
Richard
Whatever happened to the plain old JEP process???
- Dave
Richard Dobson wrote:
Yes why dont we create one for each idea so we can produce a proper document
fully outlining why we think it is a good way to do it, with
reasons/applications for it/examples etc so everyone can review it in
Hear, hear. I'm sure that yahoogroups would be happy to host the list. :)
Peter
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On Wed, 24 Apr 2002, Max Metral wrote:
It's a far far cry between speaking HTTP and being a web browser.
This whole
FYI, the jabber:x:data protocol defined by JEP-0004 has been advanced by
the Jabber Council to Draft status. Since there are already several
implementations of this protocol, I would expect that after the 60-day
cooling-off period this will be presented to the Council again for
consideration as a
Hmm ... so we can have img:emoticon src=smiley, and img:genicon src=beer ...
interesting idea. . .
Yeah, I think that will keep the implementation reasonably clean, while making people
who want to treat emoticons differently happy.
Thanks for the idea :-)
- Dave
Julian Fitzell wrote:
Reply inline:
- Dave
Julian Fitzell wrote:
Dave wrote:
Julian Fitzell wrote:
like we're going in circles here. I don't think you need to take it as
a personal attack that others are arguing against your proposal... but
I do need to take it as a personal attack.
sigh Fine.
/me appologizes for hiding your post, and tries to help by getting
another copy of your post into everybody's inboxes ;-)
- Dave
franck wrote:
franck wrote:
Hello,
For a group of server, I need to change all from and all to of
message ...
Imagine a domain like
Reply inline:
- Dave
Richard Dobson wrote:
- Original Message -
From: Dave [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Wednesday, April 24, 2002 3:22 AM
Subject: Re: [JDEV] Emoticons: guidelines
I don't think the Jabber protocol itself should define that standard
set.
The original message I was replying to used the term web browser instead
of HTTP client, so he knows what I meant. The discussion was about
downloading the images for an HTML IMG tag. Only HTTP functionality
is needed.
- Dave
Max Metral wrote:
It's a far far cry between speaking HTTP and
Never mind ... it looks like people are too set on doing things the
text hacking way. I really don't have the time or energy to devote to
this argument any more. My plan is to just let whatever happens happen.
If I don't like it, I'll simply do whatever I want and write a Jabber-t
for my
you guys need to find somewhere else to work this stuff out.
Set up a JIG.
This thread is creating too much traffic , it's no longer appropriate for
JDEV.
good luck
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As far as I'm concerned, the discussion is over. I explained the
reasoning in my last email to JDEV.
- Dave
dlb wrote:
you guys need to find somewhere else to work this stuff out.
Set up a JIG.
This thread is creating too much traffic , it's no longer appropriate for
JDEV.
good
Since no one seems to have taken the initiative, I created a yahoo
mailing list for the emoticons discussion that has run amuck in jdev.
See http://groups.yahoo.com/group/jabber-emoticons-list/ for more info
or:
Post message: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subscribe: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Unsubscribe: [EMAIL
I have set up an email list on Yahoo Groups dedicated to discussion of the
emoticons topic. You can sign up here:
http://groups.yahoo.com/group/jabber-emoticons/
As list administrator of the JDEV list, I hereby announce that discussion
of emoticons has ceased on the JDEV list. Anyone who
Thanks for creating (and adding me to) the list. However, I don't plan
to continue the discussion (for reasons that I posted to both JDEV and
Standards-jig) - and since I appear to be the only one arguing for an
XML-correct approach, I would imagine the discussion won't go on much
longer now.
Adam Theo wrote:
Hate to contribute to this more, but I just got an idea
I might have gotten this from reading the thread here, so forgive me if
I'm just repeating a position that's already been proposed.
I just thought of a hybrid of the two positions. I and others want the
light
Hmm... apologies in advance. I meant to send a private reply to Adam
about his genicons JEP but got caught by the reply-to being set to JDEV.
I hit cancel but I fear it was too late.
I apologize profusely for breaking the law laid down by the magnificent
moderator gods... please forgive
...and I replied to that message before reading this one ... LOL. . .
Dave Cohen [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Julian Fitzell wrote:
Hmm... apologies in advance. I meant to send a private reply to Adam
about his genicons JEP but got caught by the reply-to being set to JDEV.
I hit cancel but I
stpeter asked us to move discussion to one of the new groups, so please
try to avoid replying here. (Are you trying to get me kicked from the
list for starting this discussion? LOL. . .)
Dave Cohen [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Little clarification, BTW: Nope, a client can easily mangle the URL of
an
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