Re: push notification system (pns)
Dnia 2014-01-09, czw o godzinie 22:00 +0530, Kumar Deepak pisze: > 1. User A is running xmpp client at his iPHONE > 2. User B is running xmpp client at his desktop > 3. User B sends message to A, but A's xmpp client is either not > running or running in background. At pt.1 you stated that A's xmpp client is running, so this condition contradicts pt.1 > 4. Server stores the message for later delivery. This would happen if A's client is not connected. So I guess that 'running' does not necessary mean 'connected'. > 5. Server informs A by sending a message using apple push notification > infrastructure. > 6. User A accepts the push and A's xmpp client connects to server and > server delivery the message to A. Ok. 'Running' definitely does not mean 'connected'. Your goal would be best accomplished by hooking to offline storage module, or using completely custom offline storage module, that sends notification every time it stores a message offline for later delivery.
Re: push notification system (pns)
Hi Tomasz, Thanks for the response. I am referring to following scenario. 1. User A is running xmpp client at his iPHONE 2. User B is running xmpp client at his desktop 3. User B sends message to A, but A's xmpp client is either not running or running in background. 4. Server stores the message for later delivery. 5. Server informs A by sending a message using apple push notification infrastructure. 6. User A accepts the push and A's xmpp client connects to server and server delivery the message to A. I was thinking following. 1. Develop a "pns" (Push notification system) component. 2. "pns" connects to router. 3. "c2s" (mod_status) duplicates the incoming "presence" (both available & unavailable) to "pns". 4. "c2s" (mod_deliver) duplicates the message scheduled for storage to "pns". 5. "pns" connects to apple notification system and sends the message. What your opinion here? Do I have something where I can refer this flow. / On Thu, Jan 9, 2014 at 2:49 PM, Tomasz Sterna wrote: > Dnia 2014-01-09, czw o godzinie 09:07 +0530, Kumar Deepak pisze: > > > I was thinking to integrate push notification system to inform about > > incoming messages for xmpp clients. Clearly, the case comes when > > clients become unavailable on mobile client. > > I don't quite clearly understand what you need. > > IIRC you would like a method to notify a disconnected client, that there > are pending offline messages waiting and it needs to connect to get > these; > am I right? > > > > -- > Tomasz Sterna @ http://abadcafe.pl/ @ http://www.xiaoka.com/ > > > >
Re: push notification system (pns)
Dnia 2014-01-09, czw o godzinie 09:07 +0530, Kumar Deepak pisze: > I was thinking to integrate push notification system to inform about > incoming messages for xmpp clients. Clearly, the case comes when > clients become unavailable on mobile client. I don't quite clearly understand what you need. IIRC you would like a method to notify a disconnected client, that there are pending offline messages waiting and it needs to connect to get these; am I right? -- Tomasz Sterna @ http://abadcafe.pl/ @ http://www.xiaoka.com/
