I have it on good authority that JECL is soon to have another version
released, so I would hold off on using the current JECL on JS as I have
heard there are some pretty dramatic API changes. Of course if the go
the C route you can use mio and xmlnode to accomplish connections and
xml parsing.
Patrick-
If you're working on an external component, I would suggest looking at the
JECL package put together by Jabber, Inc. Its available under the JOSL at
http://jecl.jabberstudio.org/.
It makes writing external components quick and easy, even for somebody
with my limited programming abilitie
Hi Nick!
Thanks for the quick reply!! That was really helpful! Any
recommendations in regards to a jabber lib for maybe C or C++??
Thanks again,
Patrick
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Hi Nick!
Thanks for the quick reply!! That was really helpful! Any
recommendations in regards to a jabber lib for maybe C or C++??
Thanks again,
Patrick
> Pretty much all you need to is implement a component that connects to
> jabberd backbone, and you will get packets to your jid which yo
Pretty much all you need to is implement a component that connects to
jabberd backbone, and you will get packets to your jid which you can
then manipulate. Of course for all the outgoing packets you will need to
handle all of those sockets. There is an "Intro to Components" located
here: http:
Hello!
This is my first post to this list after having read pretty much all the
documentation and searched through the mailing list archives.
I am wondering if there is any more detailed documentation on how to
implement a transport?? From the documentation I found out that basically
the machine t
