Are you saying the presenceCB() isn't called at all if the presence type is
"subscribe[d]" or "unsubscribe[d]"?
Also, there is a separate mailing list for jabber.py,
[EMAIL PROTECTED], and you can subscribe at the
sourceforge page. And you are using an older than current version of
jabber.py,
Does XHTML-basic include forms in its scope? If it does, then I would think a
client that supports XHTML should support forms anyway, even if jep-04
already exists.
On Wednesday 08 January 2003 06:47 am, Peter Millard wrote:
> Aaron McBride wrote:
> > Are there any known jabber clients that full
I'm pretty sure Go Messenger supports it. http://im.go.com/ And JIM too maybe,
I'm not sure.
On Tuesday 07 January 2003 12:13 pm, Aaron McBride wrote:
> Are there any known jabber clients that fully support XHTML Basic
> (including support for the form element)?
>
> http://www.w3.org/TR/xhtml-ba
It's not that it only works with the official client, but that it only works
if you IDENTIFY as the official client. It's like how certain features of a
webpage will only be available if you identify as Internet Explorer, even
though they'll work in your browser just fine.
I'd say it would be b
Some other things you might want to consider how to implement:
* Paging: MSN supports sending a special type of message to a users mobile
device if they have one with the PAG command.
* Removing Users: If the jabber user removes and MSN user from their roster,
should be be removed from the MSN
> It's enabled on amessage.info
That's really cool! I just tried it out, and I've never seen it work before
like that! What is it that amessage.info is doing differently than the other
Jabber servers that couldn't get it to work properly?
- MikeM
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I don't see the point of B, when there already exists a similar concept over
HTTP port 80. And even if port 80 was blocked, but 25 was open, it would be
more efficient to just connect over 25, use proper SMTP to identify as a
Jabber client, like with the HELO command, and then just pretend the
If there is some specification/doc/JEP on groups somewhere, could we add a
section recommending the use of slashes (or something else) for hierarchy?
Otherwise, we'll end up with different clients being incompatible with
hierarchy rosters, like one using a.b.c and one using a/b/c and one using
If one sends an emotion with XHTML as an tag, I think alt="" is
perfectly legal (unless it's not in xhtml-basic) and I think it's a cool
idea.
- mikem
On Sunday 18 August 2002 05:02 pm, TerraAccess wrote:
> I was just wondering what the thought was putting the alt tag
> with the text attribu
I'm not sure exactly what you are asking, but in most clients, if a user types
in <, >, or &, the client should convert it to <, >, or &. This is
different if the client is actually wanting the user to send actual protocol.
What do you mean by HTML? Do you mean XML?
- mikem
On Saturday 17
I have written a server component exactly like what
you describe. It is in Python, and I can send it to
you if you would like.
Also, I think it would be nice to add SMTP-t support
to this, so we could integrate jabber mailing lists
with both email and jabber. Any thoughts?
- mikem
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Where can I find information on the s2s protocol?
Thanks,
- Mike Mintz
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d we can maybe have a vote on them to see which everyone
> thinks
> is best, and also so people can make additions corrections etc to improve
> each approach.
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Can we start a JIG or something? It's a simple concept so it
wouldn't take much time to come up with standards, but the debating of
which proposal is better is time consuming.
-mikem
On Tue, 23 Apr 2002 17:26:56 -0600 Dave Smith <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I appreciate all the commentary and b
I just completed a new RSS transport the day before yesterday in
Python. If anyone's interested, I could post it up somewhere.
- Mike Mintz ([EMAIL PROTECTED])
On 26 Mar 2002 10:13:14 -0600 Thomas Muldowney <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> In JabberStudio's cvs you could take
i dont know about wap, but as for the web in general, try
http://www.webjab.com/ or http://webim.jabber.com/
-mikem
On Mon, 25 Mar 2002 15:26:53 - Maria Adoração Alves
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> hi,
>
> I have the same question, and for Web too .
>
> I looking for a jabber client for
ore permanent web
> server somewhere?
>
> Dave Cohen <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>
>
> Mike Mintz wrote:
> >
> > I now have the component up (temporarily) at:
> >
> > http://hypothetic.org/list.py
> >
> > It makes use of the jabber.py pytho
I now have the component up (temporarily) at:
http://hypothetic.org/list.py
It makes use of the jabber.py python module, and it
can be downloaded at http://jabberpy.sourceforge.net/
and requires Python 2.0 or later.
I don't have any instructions up yet, but it is pretty
self-explanitory. Just
I am trying to write a component, and it needs to
store a spool of
messages. I want to use XDB for storing and
retrieving. I want to
store every message in XDB files for the component,
not for individual
users that use the component. Since JID's on the
component don't
really exist on the server
I am trying to write a component, and it needs to store a spool of
messages. I want to use XDB for storing and retrieving. I want to
store every message in XDB files for the component, not for individual
users that use the component. Since JID's on the component don't
really exist on the server
For any implementation, keep in mind file transfer is
not just for instantaneous transfer between two users.
It would be nice to expand it so it could support
some of the following advantages.
Mike wants to show everyone in his office his new
proposal file, without attaching it and sending to
ev
What's the new encryption standard? AES?
- MikeM
--- Julian Missig <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> James Widman wrote:
> > Just curious: has anyone implemented or is anyone
> working on an
> > encryptable group chat feature in a jabber client?
> Is there any real
> > demand for such a thing,
http://docs.jabber.org/general/html/component-intro.html
does that help?
-mikem
--- Peter Gebauer <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hey there!
>
> I've been reading the documentation found at
> jabber.org, however, starting
> to write your own transport or module is obviously
> harder than it shou
In those cases, processing power is also not cheap, so
it's a tradeoff.
-mikem
--- Peter Millard <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I agree that in most cases bandwidth is cheap, but I
> could see a few cases
> where it's not:
>
> 1) Cell Phones
> 2) "Online" PDA's (like a Palm VII or something..)
>
In the recent/upcoming invisible presence option, how
will it be possible to take advantage of the invisible
option in other instant messaging services through
transports? It seems to me that if one sent out
invisible presence, the transports would see that as
the user going offline, or not being
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