Norman:
I'd rather see:
ee2944c6
All Shakespearean characters must sign and return this NDA
ASAP
This seems OK. Then there can be two ways to include a "passive" reference to a
file using si:
1) using an URI as in xlink:href='xmpp:[EMAIL PROTECTED]/
More thoughts:
Somewhat based on XHTML Inband Images
http://wiki.jabber.org/index.php/XHTML_Inband_Images
I have come up with another suggestion.
Define an URI form xmpp:[EMAIL PROTECTED]/coci?sipub=pub0123
which defines a unique resource identifier to a file or other entity.
A client, the ini
Norman Rasmussen:
On 9/27/07, Mats Bengtsson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> While I was trying to implement the SVG graphics model in my whiteboard
> I was getting problems with elements that have an external reference.
> In short, SVG images typically have a xlink:href att
Dave Cridland wrote:
On Thu Sep 27 08:18:14 2007, Mats Bengtsson wrote:
While I was trying to implement the SVG graphics model in my whiteboard
I was getting problems with elements that have an external reference.
In short, SVG images typically have a xlink:href attribute with a HTTP
link which
Dear all,
Introduction:
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While I was trying to implement the SVG graphics model in my whiteboard
I was getting problems with elements that have an external reference.
In short, SVG images typically have a xlink:href attribute with a HTTP
link which wont work in a XMPP environment wi
I noted that the GTalk server(s) seem to filter out anything that has to do
with transports.
If I'm logged in at Google and disco jabber.ru I get answers on all disco-info
requests
except them with feature gateway/*
If I anyway try to register with any of them I get:
SEND: < /iq>
RECV: from="
do you mean to say that the actual movie has to be sitting on some
intermediate server where you fetch it through the URL? Or is the streaming
ultimately taking place between two Coccinella clients in p2p?
It normally runs p2p using each clients built in http server.
Since it is TCP it wont pas
Sorry for jumping into this subject so late.
One kind of video streaming already exists in the Coccinella's whiteboard using
QuickTime.
Works on MacOSX and Windows. It is part of the (primitive) whiteboard protocol
which
allows essentially anything to be imported and shared in a whiteboard.
If
My Coccinella does the right thing :-)
Just tested.
(http://hem.fyristorg.com/matben/ webpage shows old stuff)
(http://coccinella.sourceforge.net)
New version soon to be released.
Swedish: Hej Mange, kul att se en svensk :-)
> I'm trying to make my Jabber server require people registering an
>
Although not recommended, it is allowed to use presence stanzas to broadcast
custom elements (rfc3921):
"
As described under extended namespaces (Section 2.4), a presence
stanza MAY contain any properly-namespaced child element.
"
Each client keeps an internal state of
the users presence st
I have resisted implementing avatar support in my Coccinella until now.
But what is the recomended way?
http://www.jabber.org/jeps/jep-0008.html
http://www.jabber.org/jeps/jep-0084.html
http://www.jabber.org/jeps/jep-0153.html
I remember that there was a discussion about using pub-sub.
Status?
Justin wrote:
> On Tuesday 08 November 2005 23:52, Mats Bengtsson wrote:
> > What I meant is that we already have some kind of bytestream negotiation
> > with the and and mixing this with
> > sending special bytes seems pretty ugly.
> > It is a direct way to minimize
> On Sunday 06 November 2005 03:10, Mats Bengtsson wrote:
> > Right now I cannot judge if the 'fast' extension is the smartest one.
> > The negotiation to avoid race conditions by sending an
> > additional [CR] character across the bytestream to indicate its sele
egotiation to avoid race conditions by sending an
additional [CR] character across the bytestream to indicate its selection
seems crude. My first impression tells me that host negotiation shall take
place in the xml stream, but I might be missing something important here.
/Mats
> Mats Be
One of my Coccinella users are using Psi behind a NAT while his friend is not
behind a NAT and when doing filtransfers when the initiator is behind the NAT
have observed two peculiar things:
1)
http://jabber.org/protocol/bytestreams"; mode="tcp"
sid="s5b_a4e576bba576d998" >
How is port forwarding intended to work when using the bytestreams protocol?
Assuming initiator is also the streamhost and server lacks bytestreams support.
>From the protocol it seems that each file transfer must have its own
streamhost port.
Or perhaps there is a trick using SOCKS5 negotiating t
FYI, I'm working actively to get SVG into my whiteboard.
Right now implementing path drawing which is the major
graphics item missing in Tcl/Tk, but is at the core of SVG.
For people interested in doing something similar, you shold be aware
of that SVG is something very complex, presumably more co
Kumar,
Can you detail the way you try to create rooms?
It can be helpful if you switch on Info/Debug to
get the xml I/O and send me that. I have an old
jabberd2/muc installation and haven't seen any problems.
Is there an open server I can test this on?
The whiteboard works for groupchats (rooms)
See spec at:
http://www.w3.org/TR/SVG11/
> How does SVG deal with embedded pixmaps? I think that the ability to insert a
> screen capture in the whiteboard is essential.
>
>
> On Sunday 06 June 2004 10:54, Mats Bengtsson wrote:
> > Agree completely. As said before, the
Agree completely. As said before, the subset of SVG called Tiny SVG (SVGT)
is the more likely candidate. No need to invent one ourselves.
BUT, even SVGT is really large, and a complete implementation very demanding.
SVG is, of course, targeted to static documents, which means they can do
editing o
There have been some private discussion of this, but no results.
My Coccinella 0.94.11 has implemented one attempt to reproduce
Tiny SVG, but there are LOTS of complications. You can use this
protocol by following the instructions in the README file.
The implementation is far from complete, and no
Just happened to find the Skype p2p IP telephony page.
Skype is written by the people behind kazaa and their
way of dealing with this is perhaps worth studying.
Haven't read it myself though.
See: http://www.skype.com/skype_p2pexplained.html
Mats Beng
Van Gale wrote:
> Mats Bengtsson wrote:
> > Hi David,
> >
> > David Sutton wrote:
> >
> > The debug output from jabberd doesn't tell me anything... (except that the
> > persistant room is killed after 5 minutes)
>
> Mats,
>
> Perhaps yo
Hi David,
David Sutton wrote:
> I will look into these, however I need a little more information from
> you. Can you show me the full xml sent and received when you are
> changing room options. By the sounds of things, your request to change
> the options is being ignored. Also, try running the
Hi all,
During the implementation of the MUC stuff (0.5.2) (jabberd 1.4.2)
in my client (coccinella.sourceforge.net) I have encountered several
issues that seem to be bugs, or is just a misunderstanding.
Reference: JEP Version 1.4
1: Setting the
The Rooms Name
attribute while creating the r
Dear List,
When debugging my client (http://hem.fyristorg.com/matben/";)
for a Jabber service provider, I found that the servers jid
and the jid of the JUD being identical, which made the browse
tree confused. I thought that each service needed an unique jid,
but I'm not 100% sure. Does anyone kn
> Are there any scriptable command line jabber clients? Something where I
> can specify a sequence of messages to send and what to expect in
> response to each. (I want to put in a cron job to connect as a client
> and verify certain services are up)
I have an almost complete script library (Jab
>
> If you manage to find the info for compiling that'd be great. I'd like to be
> able to compile the latest versions as they are released. If it's a big
> hassle to get it running on OS X I might just carry on using the jabber.org
> server for my test apps.
>
(Sorry if this post is out o
David Sutton wrote:
> In view of the recent discussion, support for browse has been dropped in
> MU-Conference cvs code, ready for when the disco protocol goes draft.
David,
I think this decision is very unfortunate, if I may speak for
the client developers. I guess many have built some brow
David Sutton wrote:
> I can understand your point as well, so have come up with this
> compromise. When you browse a room, the jid given will be the room jid
> + nick. What happens if you browse further depends on the room. If the
> room is unanonymous, or you are a room admin, then you w
> > 2):
> >
> > The browse component doesn't push the newly created room, as I think it should.
> > If I "manually" browse the muc the room shows up as expected, however.
> >
> I'm not sure what you mean by 'pushing'?
The server sends a type='set' browse element, just as when a new user enters
a
I'm sorry if this post is out of sync, but I get the digested version.
David Sutton:
> On the other hand, the system of using an iq request, xmlns
> jabber:iq:browse, to discover the room roster is not covered by the
> JEP. In order to maintain sanity, I have opted to continue using the
>
> > 1):
> >
> > In creating a room I get:
> > jlib0 muc create [EMAIL PROTECTED] mats callback
> > SEND:
> >
> > RECV: from='[EMAIL PROTECTED]'>
> > This room supports the MUC protocol.
> > from='[EMAIL PROTECTED]/mats'>
> >
> > role='moderator'/>
> >
Hi all,
I'm experimenting with muc (0.3) (using jabber:iq:browse) and my Tcl JabberLib,
and have
a few question marks:
1):
In creating a room I get:
jlib0 muc create [EMAIL PROTECTED] mats callback
SEND:
RECV:
This room supports the MUC protocol.
Hi all,
I've searched for a place to register a client with the update.jabber.org
mechanism but failed to find it.
Can anyone point to a place for registering a client using this mechanism.
Mats
http://hem.fyristorg.com/matben
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especially bugs and problems...
Wishes, Mats Bengtsson
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