Re: [JDEV] fosde;

Yes, please, post a report, even a small one (what was presented, how it has been received, slides?). I could not make it to your presentation, and it was the one I was waiting for the most. Philippe Ulrich Staudinger wrote: greetings from fosdem, detailed report tomorrow. ulrich

Re: [JDEV] Advocacy 2: Why do you jabber?

Ulrich Staudinger wrote: Hi, why do users use jabber? tia, ulrich 1. The ability to run my own server, for free (or not), for internal and/or external use, with complete freedom on it (see 5). 2. The jabber protocol is open. The specs are available and anyone can contribute to them,

Re: [JDEV] Loging component

Yes, you can write a component that will log all messages (and more). It has been discussed on this list before, for more details search the archive. Here's some information taken from one of this thread. Philippe Raxhon wrote: I now remember another solution. In the jsm section of jabber.xml

[JDEV] Problem compiling jabberd2 on debian (libdb-4 not found)

Hi, I'm running debian 3.0 testing and can't compile jabberd2, configure doesn't find libdb-4.1. I have it installed here (compiled from the last stable tar.gz of the libdb site): /usr/local/BerkeleyDB.4.1/lib/libdb-4.1.so. Any hints? Thanks a lot. Philippe

Re: [JDEV] Loging component

! You really don't have any excuses ;-) Thanks -Dov Philippe Raxhon wrote: Yes, you can write a component that will log all messages (and more). It has been discussed on this list before, for more details search the archive. Here's some information taken from one of this thread. Philippe

Re: [JDEV] Java based Jabber Server?

And finally that one, you should have all of them now: http://www.alsutton.com/software/jabserv/index.html Ian Sherwood wrote: Does anyone know of a Jabber server written in Java? Ideally, I am looking for an existing Open Source code stream that I could start from. The goal is to integrate a

Re: [JDEV] Adding payload to message packets - using JabberBeans

I'm probably wrong but isn't the XDataBuilder (produce jabber:x:data query objects) what you are looking for? Philippe Adrian Brown wrote: Does anyone know how to add ( i think the terminology is correct) these x extensions to message packets? I'm trying to add DocumentEvents to it? Is this

Re: [JDEV] jabberbeans example?

Hi, In the old CVS on sf (http://sourceforge.net/projects/jabberbeans/), there are some example codes, take a look at http://cvs.sourceforge.net/cgi-bin/viewcvs.cgi/jabberbeans/jabberbeans/src/jabberbeans-tests/simple-case/. They should still work with the newer version hosted on jabberstudio.

Re: [JDEV] java clients

Thanks Ulrich, I indeed forgot yours. I'm still a little bit confused. What are the differences between enigma2, e2. e3, 115, 128, ... Philippe Ulrich Staudinger wrote: e3 is at http://sourceforge.net/projects/complat ulrich Philippe Raxhon wrote: Take a look on sf: - http://sourceforge.net

Re: [JDEV] java clients

Take a look on sf: - http://sourceforge.net/projects/javajabberc/ - http://sourceforge.net/projects/jackal/ Jon-man Cheung wrote: I am looking for a Java jabber client to develop. Currently I found BuddySpace and JavaJab but neither have source available. can anyone offer me some advice or

Re: [JDEV] Re:Creating a presence server component?

I now remember another solution. In the jsm section of jabber.xml, one can add: archive servicemyservice.myhost/service archive given you have defined such a service in the service section of jabber.xml, for instance: service id =myservice hostmyservice.myhost accept iplocalhost/ip

Re: [JDEV] Creating a presence server component?

Anantha Krishnan V wrote: Philippe, do you mean the JabberBeans distribution is buggy? I have heard about the Muse API for Jabber. How does it compare with JabberBeans? Thanks for taking time to help me out. Regards, Ananth. - Original Message - *From:* Philippe Raxhon

Re: [JDEV] new user registration with jabberbeans

You still can take a look at Jackal, a beta Jabber client under the GPL. It's not maintained anymore but the code could still help you: http://sourceforge.net/projects/jackal/ Aaron Iba wrote: Since the jabberbeans-devel list seems pretty dead, I'm posting this question here (and similar

Re: [JDEV] filetransfer in jabber

Just some thoughts. It could be time for the jabber community to define an official way file sharing should be done. I don't say here that it should be written by jabber folks, or that it should be part of the jabber server, but having a implementation reference could help. For instance,

Re: [JDEV] The logger cc and presence bcc in 1.4.2

DJ Adams wrote: On Sun, Mar 17, 2002 at 02:12:52AM +0100, Philippe Raxhon wrote: Hi, From the 1.4.2 change log I have seen that: The logging module (mod_log) can now be configured to simply copy all messages to one more more services. To enable this, put the name of the (note

[JDEV] The logger cc and presence bcc in 1.4.2

Hi, From the 1.4.2 change log I have seen that: The logging module (mod_log) can now be configured to simply copy all messages to one more more services. To enable this, put the name of the service(s) (which must be in the local server domain, not routed over s2s) in the jsm configuration

Re: [JDEV] A sniffer component

: void mod_mymod(jsmi si) mreturn mod_mymod_event(mapi m,void *arg) The first method is called once, to register the module and tell what method (the second one, with a fixed protoype) to invoke on message arrival. Stéphane. -Message d'origine- De : Philippe Raxhon [mailto:[EMAIL

Re: [JDEV] 1.4 Services Daemon

You should then write a component in java. for more about components see: - http://docs.jabber.org/general/html/component-intro.html - http://www.pipetree.com/~dj/fosdem2002/ There are several java libraries for jabber. You can use JabberBeans (http://jabberbeans.sourceforge.net/), especially

[JDEV] A sniffer component

Hi, It's perhaps a dumb question, but I want to know, so... Is it possible to have a component that receive (a kind of CC) all the packets going throught the router (the jabber backbone as DJ says), like a sniffer on a network? I suppose it's possible by hacking the server code, but I rather

Re: [JDEV] Docs on the XDB element ?

that. Philippe Raxhon [EMAIL PROTECTED] Riviere Stéphane Jean wrote: Hi, I'm currently developing external server components (in Java) and need to store/retrieve some information about the component, registered clients This can be done using the XBD/ element, but I

Re: [JDEV] File Transfer Proposals

Just a question: can this design be used to do file transfer with other IM like ICQ (I don't know how they do it)? Julian Missig wrote: PASS wouldn't be permanently storing mp3 and divx files and whatever else people send, it's just a proxy. I want to get OOB and PASS working with decent JEPs

Re: [JDEV] more p2p jabber File Sharing

FYI, there's another filesharing project using Jabber and ftp/http: https://sourceforge.net/projects/jayshare/ [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: hello, as i already mentioned i will write a jabber File Sharing component. it will store filenames in a mysql database and a user can search for this. He

Re: [JDEV] (no subject)

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