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I am sending only one copy !
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using the technology correctly.
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From: Dave [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Friday, May 31, 2002
Hello together
Does anybody know or have a Java Jabber Client which offers the possibilty to transfer
files? The jabberbeans API doesn't offer anything like this (yet), I fear.
Thanx for your help.
Pascal
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Hi All,
Thanks for your replies regarding my question about jabber server
1.4.1 and 1.4.2 performances. Is the jabber server 1.4.2 running on
jabber.org same as the one available for download from the site or is it a
latest CVS snapshot ? Thanks.
Regards,
Amarnath Yara
[EMAIL
The solution to your problem seems to be fairly simple. Before you
establish the sesssion with the Jabber server, you are routing to
'[EMAIL PROTECTED]/sip', which is correct. However, after you've
established the session, you're routing to the address associated with
your session, but for some
I believe Shaolo does this http://shaolo.com
I am developing a client in Java and aim to support all standard
features, but file transfer won't be done for another month or so.
jason
Pascal Pfister wrote:
Hello together
Does anybody know or have a Java Jabber Client which offers the
I've been able rearrange some of the code in jabberd.c to get the port
bound before setgid/setuid and fork. This lets me run jabberd on
privileged ports as a nonroot user. The problem is the pidfile is still
owned by root and has the wrong pid. Can anyone point me in the right
direction?
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I am writing a system wide email notification system. It should send a
notification message when an email arrives to a user only when he is online.
This means that I have to know the presence state of the user before I decide
to send him anything. Is there any good way to know this
