thanks for your request.
The source code is available from CVS. You can check out anonymously.
The library does all the basic stuff for you - logging in, sending messages, recieving iq and normal messages and routing them to a file called Starter.java.
That's all. It's very straight forward. The JabberConnection.java file provides various methods you'll need to use jabber, it provides not only the basic sendMessage but provides sendPresence, sendGroupchatMessage, sendChatMessage and some more, too.
Give it a try, 12k aren't that much.
ulrich
Peter Saint-Andre wrote:
On Thu, Sep 18, 2003 at 05:18:51PM -0400, Matt Tucker wrote:
Nicolas,
It looks like the code is in CVS from looking at the JabberStudio project. However, the code appears to be unfinished from taking a quick look? As far as I know (from a biased position as the author), the only light-weight XMPP client library available is Smack:
http://www.jivesoftware.com/xmpp/smack
The full library is 123K (which includes an XML parser) and has no external dependencies.
Other than a JVM, naturally. :)
/psa
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