Title: RE: [JDEV] Components that broadcast?
On the component, you want to send subscribed, then subscribe. On the
client, you want to reply to the presence subscription from the roster contact
(which by now should be type "1" as you call it), with an automatic
subscribed....
HTH -dbk
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Sent: Tue
2/10/2004 3:01 AM
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Subject: RE: [JDEV] Components that broadcast?
Hi All,
I am working on a chat client using Jabber
Protocol, currently Add Contact
Module. HEre is what i do
i send
presence request with type='subsribe' - additionally i also send a
presence
with type='subscribed'
On Subscription request on other side, i send
presence with
type='subscribed'
The problem is when i get Roster
Item, the subscription type is 1, which
means that only other party
subcribed for presence - and this happens on
both side. I am expecting it
to be value 3 - which means both way
subscription. Please guide if i am
missing something.
Regards
Nauman
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Trejkaz Xaoza
Sent: Thursday, February 05, 2004 4:11 PM
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Subject: Re: [JDEV] Components that
broadcast?
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On Thu, 5 Feb 2004 20:20, Bret D. Wortman wrote:
> I need to
write a component that's capable of sending a message to all
> clients
currently connected to a server. Does anyone have
experience
doing
> this?
>
> Is it possible to get a list
of connected users from the server, or is
> there another mechanism that
can be used to ensure all clients get a
> message?
Supposing your
server were jabber.example.com, browsing
jabber.example.com/admin gives you
a list of all online users, or simply
sending a message to
jabber.example.com/announce/online will send a message
to all online
users.
You can do either of these logged in as an admin user; how this
applies to
components I'm not entirely sure, but they might be permitted to
use the
same
thing.
TX
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