it would really help me if someone could show me an example of a presence
subscription in XML, from the side of the person being subscribed to.... see
thread below.
There should be examples there in the test
directory.
In
order to recieve messages you have to have a packet listener listening for
"message" type packets and you won't get messages until you send the server an
available.
I have several
packet listeners, all of which print out when they receive or send a
message. I am receiving a print out on the sender's side to say that
their roster subsribe ask has succeeded; however, I was surprised that the
person being subscribed to doesn't receive a packet saying that someone wants
to subscribe to their presence - its just appears in their roster as an
unconfirmed subscription.... HOW DO I CONFIRM A
SUBSCRIPTION?
You
never send roster subscription packets. You just send the user a
subscribe and if they approve it then you need to move them in to a specific
group and give them a nickname with a roster change.
I have sent them a
subscribe - they have recieved it (ie it appears on their roster saying
subscribe="") - how do they approve it using jabberbeans; also how
do I detect that the subscription is received?
Beyond this I'm going to say you need to learn the protocol
documents. If you learn the protocol then using jabberbeans is
simple. I just really don't have time to walk you through the
library. Between the protocol, the tests and the javadoc, you should
have more than enough documentation to complete your
project.
I have read your
javadocs inside out - they are v complicated compared to other javadocs I have
read. I know my jabber protocol and all except 2 of the tests won;t
compile because they use deprecated parts of the
jabberbeans.
Emma
