Has anyone successfully registered users programmatically with the
JabberBeans package. I have 100+ users to setup, and want to do it that
way. I cannot see how to use the IQRegisterBuilder. Any sample code would
be great.
D
The information in this e-mail and any attached files is confidential. I
On Wed, Jul 31, 2002 at 08:18:02PM -0700, Dr. Sameer Verma wrote:
> I am looking for people/experiences/pointers on the use of Jabber Palm
> (http://sourceforge.net/projects/jabberpalm). I have used the
> pre-compiled .prc file on my Handspring Visor with an Omnisky modem and
> a Xircom wifi ca
It's worth noting that you can't register new accounts from a client, you
have to do it though the web based interface which might slow you down.
(This is to stop unauthorised people creating accounts against your domain)
They haven't specified a limit on number of user accounts, but if people
st
very cool
does anyone have an estimate of how many GB of traffic can be expected
monthly per X number of users ?
Dreamhost's cheapest package provides for 7 GB per month , how many active
accounts could this support ?
-D
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From: "Michael Brown" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
T
I am looking for people/experiences/pointers on the use of Jabber Palm
(http://sourceforge.net/projects/jabberpalm). I have used the
pre-compiled .prc file on my Handspring Visor with an Omnisky modem and
a Xircom wifi card, but with limited success. I can authenticate, and
send, but cannot re
Hi Justin.
Have you looked at a thread of messages at jdev archive site?
http://mailman.jabber.org/pipermail/jdev/2002-July/012593.html
Partilularly, Mr. Matthias Wimmer's message:
http://mailman.jabber.org/pipermail/jdev/2002-July/012596.html
I hope this helps.
--
)Hiroaki Nakamura) [EMAIL PRO
adrian wrote:
> hi...
> where can i find some docs about implementing SSL in a jabber client...?
>
> Adrian
Most jabber clients (such as Jabber Instant Messengeror WinJab) that are
compiled to support SSL will have a setting like a check box in the
preferences. In some other clients, you wo
[Sorry about posting this to JDEV, but we don't have a Jabber Advocacy list]
Just a note to say that the Jabber service at dreamhost.com has gone live.
For those that are wanting a cheap hosting plan that also gives you a
managed Jabber server included in the price (starting at US$9.95/month) thi
I'm working on a client, adding support for different proxy types. I
have SOCKS v4 and v5 and HTTPS CONNECT, but I still have users who talk
about HTTP proxy, making references to MSN Messenger. I haven't been
able to find anything relating to a standard way to do firewall
traversal using an H
Hi Emma!
Emma Willis wrote:
>I am definitely authenticated and when I print out the packet that has
>failed, I also print out the connectionstatus... it says it is connected.
>
>
As I wrote you some days ago ... don't trust the connection status of
JabberBeans. Check with a networing tool or
I am definitely authenticated and when I print out the packet that has
failed, I also print out the connectionstatus... it says it is connected.
Over the past few days I have found that there are some bits of code which,
if they are included, cause a failed packet to occur, even if they are not
a
Hi Kriggs!
Kriggs wrote:
>Is it legal to connect to a server, say ServerA.net, and then create a
>transport on ServerB.net like [EMAIL PROTECTED]? I hear that
>jabber.com and similar places are banned from certain clients, and I'd like
>to give users the option of picking another server for t
I sent this e-mail a while back and I really needed a reply, so I'll ask
again.
Is it legal to connect to a server, say ServerA.net, and then create a
transport on ServerB.net like [EMAIL PROTECTED]? I hear that
jabber.com and similar places are banned from certain clients, and I'd like
to gi
Cool, I might just leave my stuff under message for now, hopefully today
we'll get both of our clients talking to each other and then we can work
more fully the details of how/what/where.
--On Wednesday, July 31, 2002 08:43:32 -0600 Peter Millard
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> standardized lik
Hi Judd!
Judd Kenneth wrote:
> >There is an example echo-component in the JabberBeans package.
>
> i have the "JabberBeans-0.9.0-pre4" distribution, and there is no
> example echo component in this distribution. Which distribution are
> you referrring to?
>
Yes, it's in JabberBeans-0.9.0-pre4
> After banging my head against the wall reading a bunch of out-of-date
> and incomplete Jabber documentation on shared groups (mod_groups), I
> finally resorted to reading and hacking the mod_groups.c code a little.
> ...
> Comments? I want to make sure I've modified the correct line, and th
Adrian,
SSL in the Jabber case is the same as any SSL connection.
Here is some Win32 code that you can use to establish a SSL
socket:
nt
certificate_validation_procedure (DWORD dwType, LPVOID pvArg, DWORD
dwChainLen,
LPBLOB pCertChain, DWORD dwFlags){ return
SSL_ERR_OK
Matthias, >There is an example echo-component in the JabberBeans package.
i have the "JabberBeans-0.9.0-pre4" distribution, and there is no example echo component in this distribution. Which distribution are you referrring to?Do You Yahoo!?Get your free @yahoo.com.hk address at Yahoo! Mail.
Hi Everyone,
I have never ever done anything with the DNS and the funny thing is I am
in the middle of something that needs me to do something with it and
also really fast.
I need to do :
I need to make subdomains on the fly like say the main server is
abc.com, then when a script runs it shou
Emma,
You can retrieve your roster as many times as you want. I use
rosterBean.refreshRoster() and it works.
Are you authenticated before calling it? Did you tell the rosterbean
which IQBean to use? Did you tell the IQBean which ConnectionBean to
use? Can't think of anything else at the m
Richard Dobson wrote:
> But arnt extensions supposed to normally be in an X element in the
> message? Thats how it always used to be wasnt it?
It's mostly been this way just because it was easiest, and we were defining
the namespace which was getting embedded into the message packet. It doesn't
h
Please can someone tell me if it is only possible to retrieve your roster once during
a session. When I try to use jabberbeans's refreshRoster() method, or generate my own
request (having already done this successfully when I logged in), I get back a
'message failed' error.
any tips appreciat
But arnt extensions supposed to normally be in an X element in the message?
Thats how it always used to be wasnt it?
- Original Message -
From: "Peter Millard" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Wednesday, July 31, 2002 3:43 PM
Subject: Re: [JDEV] Custom messages/extensions
Richard Dobson wrote:
> Hi Mark,
>
> Message is not really appropriate for what you want to use it for, IQ
> is the place you should be putting your extensions, in messages you
> can only add x elements into the message and you certainly shouldnt
> be defining new message types.
Richard & Mark -
Hi!
k av wrote:
> Hi, I want to write an 'Accept' component in Java. I have a couple of
> issues in
> this regard:
>
> 1. Can I use JabberBeans to write accept components? If so, are there
> any code samples that I can lookup?
>
There is an example echo-component in the JabberBeans package.
T
Hi Mark,
Message is not really appropriate for what you want to use it for, IQ is the
place you should be putting your extensions, in messages you can only add x
elements into the message and you certainly shouldnt be defining new message
types.
Richard
- Original Message -
From: "Mark
know anything about XMLRPC(xmlrpc.org)?? Because you can do exactly what
you are wanting to do with Jabber-RPC
(http://www.jabber.org/jeps/jep-0009.html), and even have typesafe
parameters (er, well at least tags eg. that _should_ contain
the type of pcdata you want, but thats an excersize le
Hiya, I'm currently working on a project that we're wanting to use Jabber
as our messaging layer between client and server applications.
I envisage sending 4-5 special "messages" with our applicatoins data back
and forth, but I'm not sure exactlty -where- I should be putting my payload
(in ord
Hi, I want to write an 'Accept' component in Java. I have a couple of issues inthis regard:
1. Can I use JabberBeans to write accept components? If so, are there any code samples that I can lookup?
2. My idea of an accept component is some port, say , on some IP, say127.0.0.1, that is listening
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