Let me CC [EMAIL PROTECTED] just this time - apologies in advance. :) Bernd Fondermann wrote: > "이희승 (Trustin Lee) <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>" wrote: >> Congratulations! Vysper uses MINA, right? I'd like to hear how your >> experience with MINA was, because I've got no complaint from you. ;) > > Experience is great, really nothing to complain about. > I know of one issue with the Psi client [1] but apart from that, it > works seamlessly. > > Unfortunately the MINA 2.0 talk at ACEU08 did not happen (instead it was > an introductionary talk).
That's too bad. I will be talking about MINA 2 in JavaOne next month. You might be interested if you are going to be there. > Nevertheless, moving to 2.0 is also on the radar [2]. If someone from > the MINA community wants to give it a shot, he/she is welcome to! Should > I post to MINA dev on this? Sure. I CC'd this message to [EMAIL PROTECTED] Also, please feel free to ask any questions or to ask for help to us. > > [1] http://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/LABS-116 > [2] http://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/LABS-122 > > Bernd > >> >> Cheers, >> >> Bernd Fondermann wrote: >>> Fellow researchers, >>> >>> two days too late for my fast feather talk, but nonetheless: I am happy >>> to announce that Vypser server is now capable to route messages between >>> client sessions. This means, the server has now reached the state of >>> minimally possible usefulness. ;-) >>> >>> It works with the Coccinella client and the test-only BasicClient based >>> on the Smack lib - but basically any standard-confirming client >>> should do. >>> >>> BasicClient is a java class included with the labling. It takes two >>> arguments (login user name and 'to' user name) and starts sending out >>> messages from the former to the latter every few seconds. (Users are >>> defined in spring-config.xml.) >>> >>> The rest of the two RFC and myriads of XEPs should be fairly easy now >>> ;-) >>> So grab the keyboard and join me in improving it! >>> >>> Bernd -- Trustin Lee - Principal Software Engineer, JBoss, Red Hat -- what we call human nature is actually human habit -- http://gleamynode.net/
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