Richard Dobson [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote on 26-2-2003 0:53:00:
But as ive just said in my previous email I dont think it actually
gets a stream error..
Exodus tells me:
stream:errorDisconnected/stream:error/stream:stream
So we do get a stream:error... (and the presence changes to offline
Yea thats ok, so long as the current method is the standard and default
option and that the second reverse option should only be used if your
sepecific application requires it, it should not be used in ordinary client
environments tho IMO especially ones with novice users, also the problems in
tis 2003-02-25 klockan 18.28 skrev Gregory (Grisha) Trubetskoy:
Pardon me if this is a FAQ, I'm new to this list.
I'm curious if there are any BSD-like licensed (i.e. suitable for
closed-source commercial applications) jabber client libraries out there
in C or C++?
Hi!
We have a C library
But as ive just said in my previous email I dont think it actually
gets a stream error..
Exodus tells me:
stream:errorDisconnected/stream:error/stream:stream
Sure I know, it has already been pointed out, I just hadnt noticed this
before, but then I havent specifically been looking for it :)
Richard Dobson [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote on 26-2-2003 12:46:48:
I still think this is questionable behaviour because there isn't
really an error as such in the stream. I think there's been some
discussion (amongst other things) on the XMPPWG list about adding
other things as stream:error
At the level of the stream sounds pretty vague to me, but thankfully
after that the example we're talking about is given. (Actually is sais
an attempt to authenticate rather then a succesfull attempt even ;).
But look at the other examples given.. shutdowns.. internal errors. In
those cases
Richard Dobson [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote on 26-2-2003 16:02:01:
At the level of the stream sounds pretty vague to me, but
thankfully after that the example we're talking about is given.
(Actually is sais an attempt to authenticate rather then a
succesfull attempt even ;).
But look at the
Let me first say a few words before I disagree (-: I'm not saying you
are wrong or right. Both you and Wes have valid and demonstrable
points, and each is more correct in some circumstances than in others.
With that said, I disagree that there should be a standard and default
option here. If
Hello,
Can anyone tell me whether the executables for the different jabber clients
are supposed to be open source? Specifically, I am looking for the code to
Rhymbox.exe. I thought all Jabber Software was for share...
Thanks,
--SL
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jdev
On Wed, Feb 26, 2003 at 01:03:08PM -0500, Shalom Levytam wrote:
Can anyone tell me whether the executables for the different jabber clients
are supposed to be open source? Specifically, I am looking for the code to
Rhymbox.exe. I thought all Jabber Software was for share...
Jabber is a
Attention client developers!
I've created a simple PHP script that outputs a list of the public servers
that have registered with the Jabber Software Foundation and that allow
open registration of new users. The list is in disco (JEP-0030) format and
enables you to present a dynamic server list
Woohoo, thanks Peter. This has been a much awaited feature
Peter Saint-Andre wrote:
Attention client developers!
I've created a simple PHP script that outputs a list of the public servers
that have registered with the Jabber Software Foundation and that allow
open registration of new
Correction! Thanks to some Apache rewrite magic, the permanent URL is:
http://www.jabber.org/servers.xml
That way we're not tied to PHP forever. :)
Peter
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Peter Saint-Andre
Jabber Software Foundation
http://www.jabber.org/people/stpeter.php
On Wed, 26 Feb 2003, Peter Saint-Andre wrote:
Peter Saint-Andre [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote on 26-2-2003 23:33:35:
Correction! Thanks to some Apache rewrite magic, the permanent URL is:
http://www.jabber.org/servers.xml
That way we're not tied to PHP forever. :)
No xml header? And the encoding seems to be iso-8859-1 rather then UTF8
(there's
In fact when I shutdown my windows jabberd 1.4.2 with ctrl-c it doesn't
say anything at all.. it just disconnects the socket.
Sure but the win32 server is not the best thing to judge by, it has
notorious problems, hopefully jabberd2 will solve them. Also that just
seems to be another
Thanks, this helps a bit.
I guess Rhymbox is closed source then...
--SL
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On Wed, Feb 26, 2003 at 01:03:08PM -0500, Shalom Levytam wrote:
Can anyone tell me whether the executables for the different jabber
clients
are
Richard Dobson [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote on 27-2-2003 1:17:37:
In fact when I shutdown my windows jabberd 1.4.2 with ctrl-c it
doesn't say anything at all.. it just disconnects the socket.
Sure but the win32 server is not the best thing to judge by, it has
notorious problems, hopefully
Shalom Levytam [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote on 27-2-2003 2:36:27:
Thanks, this helps a bit.
I guess Rhymbox is closed source then...
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