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Peter Saint-Andre wrote:
> Would developers like the registries maintained by the Jabber Registrar
> to be available in XML? Right now they are available only in HTML, but
> the native formats are XML, which is more machine-readable. Just say the
> wor
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Igor Goryachev wrote:
> On 15 Mar 2006, Peter Saint-Andre wrote:
>>> * Maybe a built in extension for guaranteed delivery, since I could
>>> locate a JEP extension for this.
>> I may write a JEP about this soon (an extension to JEP-0079).
>
> Wow! It
In the chat room scenario you could use private messaging.
You could send a message that is not of type groupchat to the full JID
of the room user for your ACKS: [EMAIL PROTECTED]/usernickname
Then the whole room would not see all of them. If you had a generic ACK
mechanism using message stanzas t
IP delivery - and retransmit is handled within network layers, based on
the protocol you pick, this isolates me from worrying about packets.
In the same way, I was wondering if I could not worry about loosing
packets at the application level... and XMPP would worry about any lost
packets, over a s
There is a list available online: http://www.jabber.org/software/libraries.shtml
If you're looking for .NET there are three other options:
jabber-net, agsXMPP, and one from IP*Works. The IP*Works one is simplified
quite a bit, but I'm not sure if they have the level of functionality
you're
On 15 Mar 2006, Peter Saint-Andre wrote:
>> * Maybe a built in extension for guaranteed delivery, since I could
>> locate a JEP extension for this.
>
> I may write a JEP about this soon (an extension to JEP-0079).
Wow! It sounds great! :-D
> But different people mean different things by "guarante
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Dwarapudi, Vijay wrote:
> * Maybe a built in extension for guaranteed delivery, since I could
> locate a JEP extension for this.
I may write a JEP about this soon (an extension to JEP-0079). But
different people mean different things by "gu
I am on a short deadline to pick out a framework to
implement an XMPP client.
So any feedback/ experience or options on different client
side vendors for building a client that talks XMPP would be appreciated.
The client purpose is to facilitate machines chatting
alerts, relaying alert
