tor 2003-01-30 klockan 17.44 skrev Barrett:
> Hi all, sorry for the offtopic questoin, i'm developing a jabber based
> application.
> The app is gonna be running in a very small computer with a small amount of
> RAM.
> First of all i have to choos a jabber protocol libray. I'm working on C.
> Can a
Is there a paper or diagram showing the jabberd architecture and design? I
(Bjust want to get a rough handle on it so I can talk intelligently about it to
(Bmy managers.
(B
(BThanks,
(BChris
(B
(BThe information co
Nathan Walp <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote on 30-1-2003 21:37:18:
>
>On Thu, Jan 30, 2003 at 09:51:27AM -0800, Johannes Ernst wrote:
>> BTW, I very much agree with Tijl Houtbeckers that if a client has no
>> way of setting / changing / displaying different values for
>> it has no business sending val
On Thu, 30 Jan 2003, Andrew Sayers wrote:
> The code that comes with GAIM is quite GAIM-specific and poorly
> documented.
Well then there are other libs (see EveryBuddy and CenterICQ, both seem to
use the same lib). If you feel they are poorly documented, document them
;-).
In any case both the
On Thu, Jan 30, 2003 at 09:51:27AM -0800, Johannes Ernst wrote:
> BTW, I very much agree with Tijl Houtbeckers that if a client has no
> way of setting / changing / displaying different values for
> it has no business sending values for it.
>
I was led to believe that if a client didn't suppor
The code that comes with GAIM is quite GAIM-specific and poorly
documented. Also, the protocol document that comes with it is the
original 1.0 protocol (I've not checked deeply enough to see whether it
actually follows the 1.0 definition or has been updated). I will be
using the GAIM source as a
salut, esti din romania?
hi, are you from romania?
Adrian rapa
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Am Don, 2003-01-30 um 18.23 schrieb Ralph Siemsen:
> Hope this helps
Thanks a lot, this does exactly what I want :)
greets,
steve
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I'm not sure that is an entirely GUI-centric feature.
I admit It is a little weird because it is different from all other
threading mechanisms that I'm aware of. E.g. newsgroups threads.
A Jabber is basically a "bag" that collects messages,
unordered, and says "these messages are all in the s
http://iksemel.jabberstudio.org/ <- its for linux and I dont know what OS
you are shooting. If you want to use it in win32 you will need to recode
the network sockets section but otherwise is will probably work fine for
you. its all C as well.
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Stefan Strigler wrote:
Sure I am. I don't need to use Net::Jabber. I just thought of an elegant
way to handle the reply cause I don't want to parse the XML returned
myself if I don't need to. But its not a big problem if I do it myself
:)
Ah, I see. I found Jabber::Connection simpler to use th
Hi all, sorry for the offtopic questoin, i'm developing a jabber based
application.
The app is gonna be running in a very small computer with a small amount of
RAM.
First of all i have to choos a jabber protocol libray. I'm working on C.
Can anyone recommennd me a good, tiny lib?
I' ve seen jabbero
Hi,
Am Don, 2003-01-30 um 16.40 schrieb Ralph Siemsen:
> Stefan Strigler wrote:
>
> > How do I do this with Net::Jabber? How do I get the results of this query
> > in a convenient way? (I "just" want to know who is online)
>
> It's just a matter of logging in and sending the XML you posted. I h
On Thu, 30 Jan 2003, Andrew Sayers wrote:
> I'm currently at the phase of trying to write an MSN library
Why that?- Just use a library of a well-established program. Manpower is
critical so investing time in good glue code (= code that utilizes a
library to implement a Jabber transport) is far be
Stefan Strigler wrote:
How do I do this with Net::Jabber? How do I get the results of this query
in a convenient way? (I "just" want to know who is online)
It's just a matter of logging in and sending the XML you posted. I have
a script that does this using Jabber::Connection (not Net::Jabber
I'm starting afresh, though I've been letting things slide in recent
days.
I'm currently at the phase of trying to write an MSN library, so it'll
be /ages/ before I have a running program.
If you want to help me out, that's great, but it'll be a while before
I'm in a position to start talking abo
On Thu, 30 Jan 2003, CHIRITA Daniel wrote:
> are somebody working on it ???
Doesn't seem so.
> i want to rewrite some parts, to make it working with xdb_sql
Just post the diff here, we'll commit it then.
Regards
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Hi,
I'm using Net::Jabber within a perl script on my webserver. I connect as
an admin user and want to see who is online. For this I want to send the
following query (taken from jabber admin guide):
How do I do this with Net::Jabber? How do I get the results of this query
in a conve
David Sutton wrote:
Hi all,
Correct me if i'm wrong, but surely efficiency is also one of the
goals of the jabber server? I know that there were plans to lose pth at
some point, and surely this kind of approach would benefit all. What I
would love is to see a server with the best of both wor
Hi all,
Correct me if i'm wrong, but surely efficiency is also one of the
goals of the jabber server? I know that there were plans to lose pth at
some point, and surely this kind of approach would benefit all. What I
would love is to see a server with the best of both worlds, rather
than
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hi
are
somebody working on it ???
i
want to rewrite some parts, to make it working with xdb_sql
thanks
Daniel
Ed Coughlin wrote:
I heard some really great performance benchmarks for WPJabber this
morning and I was wondering if you had collected any baseline data?
If so, would you mind sharing the class of hardware, CPU#, memory and
O/S platform for specific levels of concurrent connections? Sounds
Vapor wrote:
with pthread, is linux still limited to 1024 concurrent sessions or will I
will have to use the ulimit command?
You have to ulimit command, but only for wpj.
WPJ was developed to handle 1 users concurrent.
Linux is not limited to 1024 sessions, but limit is for number of
sock
Peter Saint-Andre wrote:
This seems to be jabberd 1.4.2 (?) with pthreads instead of pth for the
threading. Is there any reason you did not just contribute these changes
to the jabberd project rather than make your own project? I'm confused.
WPJabber is based on jabberd1.4.2 but wpjabber proje
I am working on jabberd server. I want to store messages in a folder in
serverside other than the spool. Is there any way in which we can store
these messages at the server side without changing much of the code?
Immediate help needed.
shailaja
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