Michael Pike wrote:
You can no longer download the Microsoft JVM go to a fresh install
of XP and hit a page with a java applet... it says click here to
update, and when you go to the site, it says they no longer offer it,
unless you get it with Visual Studio or XPSP1 Visual Studio has
From what I understand, Rhymbox is its own source. It is written in
Javascript and each screen is just an html page. Check the src directory
where you installed it to.
jon
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On Wednesday, Aug 6, 2003, at 15:04 US/Eastern, Mikael Hallendal wrote:
As for the compliance testing project I don't see the benefit of this
since most projects already have issue trackers of there own. Just
report the protocol compliance issues in those trackers so that they
get
tracked
GuruJ wrote:
Sameer Verma wrote:
Whatever happened to Jabberzilla?
Hi Sameer,
It's still at http://jabberzilla.mozdev.org, although it hasn't had
any changes made to it for a while.
As I understand it, it was originally developed pre-Mozilla 1.0, and
typically for that period, bits and
Well, I think pretty much anything goes on this list. If we told everyone to
simply contact the maintainer/vendor of whatever software/library they were
trying to use (even jabberd), then we'd have a pretty low-traffic list.
Perhaps that would be a good thing actually. :)
-Justin
On
Whatever happened to Jabberzilla?
Sameer
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Yes AFAIK online is simply represented as a lack of a show element on an
online presence e.g.
presence from=[EMAIL PROTECTED] to=[EMAIL PROTECTED]/
or
presence from=[EMAIL PROTECTED] to=[EMAIL PROTECTED]
statusI am online/status
/presence
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From: Julian Missig
Matthew A. Miller wrote:
When doing client-to-client iq/s like this, you need to use the full
JID ([EMAIL PROTECTED]/resource). Once you do that, you should be good to
go.
Thank you, it works.
Getting that full JID is a slightly different story, however... (-:
I could get it from presence/.
Not sure it is an off-topic, but here it goes: is there any legal issue on
including links to transports (ICQ, AIM, MSN) on a commercial jabber client?
Ps.: If that's an offtopic, I would appreciate to know where can I find
something about it.. been searching for a while.
tks,
Herval
Hello,
I have just started looking at Jabber as a possible IM solution for my
project. Does anybody know if there is a Wireless Village - Jabber
gateway available? If not, would it be a lot of effort to write one?
Does the Jabber architecture make it reasonable to do this kind of
stuff? I am
On Wednesday, Aug 6, 2003, at 16:40 US/Eastern, Mikael Hallendal wrote:
ons 2003-08-06 klockan 21.38 skrev Julian Missig:
I didn't think I needed to argue the case for public compliance
testing
to the JSF, but I guess I do...
I'm not JSF, I just said my personal opinion on the matter.
Title: Formatting pt. 2 - JAJC
I got responses on formatting messages with the Exodous client, but it seems that it's not possible.
Now I'd like to ask how/if it's possible to do so with the JAJC client?
Steven Cunningham
Database Management Group
Liberty Mutual
On Tuesday 12 August 2003 04:16 pm, Michael Pike wrote:
Rhymbox looks great, but the source is not available...
Hmm, I thought it was. Did you ask the developers?
I've looed at PSI, which is also great, but it's in a QT, which I do not
begin to know how to code efficiently in.
Have you
the problem with the Java Applet is that you would then need the JVM
installed. Microsoft no longer supports Java, and it will be unavailable in
the coming months.
If I were going to go through the trouble to install the JVM, I could put in
the .NET framework and use the VB.NET client... that
Right. Everyone's being real slow about the whole compliance thing.
This is years later and we don't have it yet. So I'm just going to set
up a project on JabberStudio and *anyone* who wants to can submit bugs
and have them listed. Then people can argue about it in the bug
comments, and the
Stephen Lee's book Jabber Programming
http://www.wileyeurope.com/WileyCDA/WileyTitle/productCd-0764549340.html
discuss how to write a jabber client in VB, source is provided.
You can also try to modify Rhymbox's javascript code to restrict access to
your lan server
or you can ask Rhymbox's
Hi Todd,
Go to Jabberstudio.org and look at the Components section
(http://www.jabberstudio.org/project/?cat=6). Either msglog or JaWeLo
should do the trick.
Please note that I haven't actually played with either of these
personally myself ;)
--GuruJ.
P.S. To anyone else: does Jabber 2.0
On Wednesday, Aug 6, 2003, at 11:10 US/Pacific, Julian Missig wrote:
I'm getting really sick of looking at my roster and seeing things like
presence from=[EMAIL PROTECTED]
to=[EMAIL PROTECTED]shownormal/show/presence
:)
I know that Jabber Compliance Testing is one of those things that
people
I just checked out jabberd14 from CVS and noticed a few things that
should be tidied up:
In dir ./jsm/modules, on 2003/07/23 @04:30:45 dizzyd removed
mod_browse.c and mod_agents.c from the jabberd14 CVS. Also on
2003/08/11 @14:07:19 he also removed mod_auth_0k.c
However the
Can someone tell me if I'm doing this wrong?
-- Java Code --
String jabMessage = messagebodyOMG, i'm green with
envy!/bodyhtml xmlns='http://jabber.org/protocol/xhtml-im'bodyp
style='font-size:large'OMG, i'm span style='color:green'green/span
with emenvy/em!/p/body/html/message;
Dave Belfer-Shevett wrote:
On Tue, 12 Aug 2003, Michael Pike wrote:
the problem with the Java Applet is that you would then need the JVM
installed. Microsoft no longer supports Java, and it will be unavailable in
the coming months.
What? I'm not sure that's necessarily the case.
What would help me to help you is if you could provide the following:
- What library are you using, or are you doing this "from scratch"?
- What is the XML that's being transmitted across the wire?
- Can you receive rich-text from other people?
Thanks,
- LW
On
Todd, you need to contact the developer of your library. We do not
provide this kind of support on this list.
Sure we do - this list is for everything and anything related to Jabber
development :)
Missed the original post, so replying here ..
I have done a :
You can no longer download the Microsoft JVM go to a fresh install of XP
and hit a page with a java applet... it says click here to update, and
when you go to the site, it says they no longer offer it, unless you get it
with Visual Studio or XPSP1 Visual Studio has since stopped
Net::Jabber 1.0024 on debian stable.
Just starting in on XDB.
OK - I have jabberd sending jabber:iq:auth through to my perl
script. If I dump the incoming xdb object thus (the rest of the script
is cribbed almost directly from component_accept.pl):
sub xdbCB {
my $sid = shift;
my $xdb =
Ahh rival would be great! I will drop him a note... VB is the easiest for
me to modify for what we need.
mike
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To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: [JDEV] VB jabber client
Date: Wed, 13 Aug 2003 07:04:12 -0400
Have you spoken to
When doing client-to-client iq/s like this, you need to use the full
JID ([EMAIL PROTECTED]/resource). Once you do that, you should be good to
go. Getting that full JID is a slightly different story, however... (-:
- LW
On Wed, 2003-08-13 at 09:30, Fabio Forno wrote:
Hi,
I'm debugging a
I'm getting really sick of looking at my roster and seeing things like
presence from=[EMAIL PROTECTED]
to=[EMAIL PROTECTED]shownormal/show/presence
shownormal/show is not compliant with Jabber or XMPP--normal is
not a valid type. It's online--it always has been online.
I know that Jabber
Hi,
First of all, you should try upgrading to the newest Jabber API, 0.8a3 last
time I released it and if my memory serves me correctly.
Second of all, there is a method inside Muse Jabber that allows you to set
the XHTML text for the message you're sending. Note that the forum message
link you
Hi all,
Winfessor has released a beta version of a web service for doing Jabber
communication. It is built on top of our SoapBox Framework, but does not
require .NET or the SoapBox Framework for usage on the client side (just
the server). All you need on the client is a SOAP implemenation that
Hi,
I had the same problem the other day with jabber.org.
See [JDEV] Receiving others' messages
Andy
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Sent: Thursday, August 07, 2003 1:28 AM
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Subject: Re: [JDEV]
Have you considered possibily going with a java applet jabber client? I
do know that they provide the One And Only Server One Click signon
feature you are seeking, and are easy to modify.
Also, you may not have the resources available to pay a developer
(much), but I can tell you, that beer
Firewall. This is going to be your best solution,
especially if a regulatory body is involved. It
ensures that you won't have rogue clients connecting
to the internet.
Then you can use your choice of windows clients (plus
a little windows scripting, registry altering or
custom install packaging
I wrote the author, but no response, then did a google search, and found a
thread from the author saying there is a src directory that you can change
the skins, look, etc, but no raw source code.
Rhymbox looks very nice, I would even be willing to sign a thing saying it
would never be sold,
Matt Tucker wrote:
Now Sun has their JVM but it is terribly unstable IMHO.
I agree to 70%, unstable yes - the main question is: what is unstable
- i think it's XP. on linux java runs like a dream. on 2000 all
releases run perfect, too.
I'll have to disagree that the Sun VM's are
The library I'm using is muse-0.72.jar, the com.echomine.jabber class.
Not sure about the XML.
The extent of formatting I've seen is links being generate from plain
text.
I only have 1 persion on my list (fellow co-worker) so I haven't had a
round experience with Exodous yet.
Steven Cunningham
Sameer Verma wrote:
Whatever happened to Jabberzilla?
Hi Sameer,
It's still at http://jabberzilla.mozdev.org, although it hasn't had any
changes made to it for a while.
As I understand it, it was originally developed pre-Mozilla 1.0, and
typically for that period, bits and pieces of the
Ok, thanks. I'll look into that.
Steven Cunningham
Database Management Group
Liberty Mutual
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From: David 'TheRaven' Chisnall [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Wednesday, August 13, 2003 11:41 AM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: [JDEV] Formatting pt. 2 - JAJC
JAJC
Hi,
I'm debugging a little library handling soap messaging through jabber as
I've described in the JEP 72. While there are no problems for soap
envelopes inserted in message/ stanzas, I cannot send envelopes within
iq/ stanzas between any two ordinary clients. Each time a try to
send an
JAJC does support some form of XHTML, although it claims to be html
xmlns=http://www.w3.org/TR/xhtml-basic;, rather than the recommended
html xmlns=http://jabber.org/protocol/xhtml-im; from JEP-71, so I
don't know how compatible it is with other implementations.
Cunningham, Steven wrote:
hi,
i have started a new project and am looking for willing mates to help
enhance audio and video transmission with jabber. yes, i am unsatisfied
with the existing possibilities and want to do something
better/something else. It will propably end up with some implementations
and some jeps.
On Tue, 12 Aug 2003, Michael Pike wrote:
the problem with the Java Applet is that you would then need the JVM
installed. Microsoft no longer supports Java, and it will be unavailable in
the coming months.
What? I'm not sure that's necessarily the case. Microsoft has been
actively trying to
Cunningham, Steven wrote:
I'm sending jabber messages via Java, and wanted to know if there's
anyway way to format these messages in an html or likewise format.
I'm running the Exodous client.
Exodus can only receive and display plain text messages, not HTML/XHTML/RTF.
pgm.
I am desperately seeking a VB Jabber client that will let me modify the
source code.
We are setting up a private jabber network for our hospital, and we need it
to ONLY connect to our server.
Rhymbox looks great, but the source is not available...
I've looed at PSI, which is also great, but
Not sure it is an off-topic, but here it goes: is there any legal issue on
including links to transports (ICQ, AIM, MSN) on a commercial jabber client?
Ps.: If that's an offtopic, I would appreciate to know where can I find
something about it.. been searching for a while.
tks,
Herval
Now Sun has their JVM but it is terribly unstable IMHO.
I agree to 70%, unstable yes - the main question is: what is unstable -
i think it's XP. on linux java runs like a dream. on 2000 all releases
run perfect, too.
I'll have to disagree that the Sun VM's are unstable under Windows (and
Have you spoken to Daniel Chote, the author of Rival? IIRC, Rival is
written in VB
paul
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On Tue, 12 Aug 2003, Michael Pike wrote:
Yes - we have to prevent outside IM access... because of HIPAA regulations,
none of the chat data can leave our intranet.
Firewall?
Just block connections to and from external Jabber servers at the
firewall.
-dbs
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I've created a jabber client to run using my university jabber server and i
had it working from home using the jabber.org server. However, i have not
managed to get it to work using the uni server from home or university. I've
already cleared any firewall restrictions at uni so this should be
Yes - we have to prevent outside IM access... because of HIPAA regulations,
none of the chat data can leave our intranet.
mike
From: todd kennedy [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: [JDEV] VB jabber client
Date: Tue, 12 Aug 2003 19:28:44 -0400
why
Title: Formatting a message sent via Java
I'm sending jabber messages via Java, and wanted to know if there's anyway way to format these messages in an html or likewise format.
I'm running the Exodous client.
I tried html, and that didnt work.
I also tried what was listed at the following
ons 2003-08-06 klockan 21.38 skrev Julian Missig:
I didn't think I needed to argue the case for public compliance testing
to the JSF, but I guess I do...
I'm not JSF, I just said my personal opinion on the matter. Personally I
would find it cumbersome to have to track bugs for my client in
Hello,
I was wondering if one of you managed to send a url to an ICQ recipient
using jabber (jit as transport).
I've created an X with XMLNS oob, url and description - yet only the message
body is delivered as a normal message.
Anyone?
Thanks,
Eyal.
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