I cant seem to readily find this - does the XMPP protocol or a XEP
provide for a way to limit the maximum number of people allowed to join
a multi user chat room ?
If this is server/implementation specific, is there a module or patch
for eJabberd that permits the same ?
A colleague has an ejabb
Can someone provide pointers to stress test tools for
http-poll/binding connection managers of various xmpp servers like
ejabberd and openfire ?
Most tools I found seem to be for long lived tcp socket oriented
connections..
Thanks
Ernest
Not to take away from all your good work - but do agree on the need to rename
it
See for example: http://www.beepcore.org/index.html
Karim - is there any documentation/screen shots available without having to
download and install the entire package ?
Thanks
Dave Cridland <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
On a related note - what is the best (cleanest, portable) architectural
component/module to use when planning to build an 'module' that terminates
traffic for a subset of 'users' in a domain - almost like a connection manager
but the routine client capability is self-contained inside the module
Can any one recommend an OEM or redistribution license friendly screen capture
utility to embed in a Delphi based XMPP client ? The idea is to selectively
capture area of a windows desktop (and subsequently share it with an IM
correspondent ).
A few other IM clients already have this feature s
Does someone have a shipping JSR 168 compliant XMPP client - open or closed
source ?
I see references using web search on various plans - but was not able to
readily spot finished work.
Thanks
For a custom XMPP client, we are looking to implement a message priority
feature - the sender can set a priority when sending a message and the
recipient's client can then use that priority while processing the message.
What is the recommended XMPP protocol message attribute to do this ?
I woul
While on this subject - it would be nice to build in an subscription/search model (possibly associated with end user roles) into the protocol so that the result sets only relevant rooms from the clients prespective rather than the whole list.Bookmarks are one way but they have to be usually manual
>Remko Troncon <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:>Well, if you stop polling when going into suspend, and you have a >smart polling daemon that accumulates presences between polls, then >you have the suspend/resume presence, don't you?Perhaps not quite in the same sense. The smart polling that I mentione
This depends on whether your client is implemented over a polling architecture ( http) or a longer lived connection (persistent tcp) and whether you modulate your polling frequency based on what kind of messages you are getting ( presence or actual messages)If long lived - the battery effects are m
You could parse the Message-Id of the email and use that as the xmpp resource when authenticating your xmpp client.PID of the spawned process that parses the email will work as well.. but someday you may want to run your program on more than one machine ;-)Christian Hammers <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wro
Does someone provide pointers to software test cases for an XMPP client ? Are any of these publically available ?If not for clients, perhaps the client APIs have test cases ? Couldnt readily find them in Smack / Echomine documentation. There are unit tests - but I was hoping for something higher l
I see the need for your feature requests.I presume if users go through any provisioning steps to register an account with your service than that would be one place for such a disclaimer. If you permit in-band account registration, the welcome message could be another place.If you need to remind the
Looking for a starting point for developing/enhancing an XDB based component in Java for a customized high speed authorization engine ..Any recommendations ?Anything more recent than .. http://sourceforge.net/projects/xdbjava ( last touched in 2001)Thanks
Ok - It's Friday and I will do my bit to keepalive this thread :)I think we are in violent agreement on the thrust of your argument. My primary argument was not so much about data transfer but about the actual elapsed calendar time interacting with the message -specially when I am mobile and there
Even with an empty presence payload like ?p.s Answering below quoted text is similarly annoying for people with mobile email clients where only the first X bytes are retrieved by default ;-)- Original Message From: Maciek Niedzielski <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>To: Jabber software development lis
Assuming (for legacy reasons), the only injection point available in the code for this uni-directional "keepalive" is a message or presence packet, how "bad" is it to send a to the server (vs. say a jabber:iq:version or jabber:iq:time) ?Will most servers ignore this safely and will it be consider
Given that the protocol itself does not seem to have a defined keep-alive element, what is the recommended way for a client to keep its connection alive to a XMPP server ?Can someone provide an exact wire representation of the "space keep alive" method that will not break current xmpp servers ? (
This is slightly dated - but if the original author is looking for some general discussion around poll/select and use of non blocking IO - the following is still a good resourcehttp://www.kegel.com/c10k.htmlNorman Rasmussen <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: On 5/20/06, Christian Cantrell <[EMAIL PROTECTED
One level of indirection may solve many of your problems.You probably want to run this client with some server side assist using a proxy server. The proxy server will sit on the higher bandwidth/remote end of your slow speed connection and mediate the communication with the XMPP server.Given the co
We have previously developed such a component for an internal project using the component approach and a database - we used presence bcc to get all presence updates.Somethings to keep in mind around freshness of presence information.When the jabber server restarts - all your existing information in
Another +1 to XMPP-ID. 1. The protocol standard is XMPP (and not Jabber) - all our efforts should be behind the "XMPP" bandwagon.2. There is atleast one commercial vendor with Jabber in their name. There are also popular opensource servers with jabber in their name. In that sense, jabber-id creates
Thanks - is there a Web client that supports SASL Anonymous ..Norman Rasmussen <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: On 2/20/06, [EMAIL PROTECTED] <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:>> Is the same mode supported for person to person standard IM ? If so, which> XMPP servers/clients support it ?>amongst others, don't ej
I noticed recently that group chat clients have appeared that use SASL Anonymous or otherwise let users particpate in group chat without creating a persistent account on the target server.Is the same mode supported for person to person standard IM ? If so, which XMPP servers/clients support it ? My
http://www.parlano.com/news/121405.aspx
Over the net, and hence encryption would be important.
The bandwidth available to each of the sites is variable and I am
worried about the bouncing of the S2S connections between the sites
because of network congestion as well as latency.
--- Hal Rottenberg <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> On 9/16
I am interested in connecting a number (100+) of independently hosted
sites using S2S. Although each of the sites are small (< 500 users),
the requirements for inter-site IM communication are high.
For various administrative reasons a central server will not work.
Some of the sites have been us
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