hi all,
I had traced the jabber server code, but it's difficult to understand for me.
I can't understand the hashmap when to use, and what kind of information to store in
it.
Does anyone can give me clues? Thanks a lot!þïÖÿÿÿþÿÿ/ÆÿÿÓÿÿÁ
hi all,
I use GDB to trace jabber server code.
When client sends a jabber:iq:register set packet to jabber server, the frame
stack will be :
1. _mio_main : socket read data
2. _mio_xml_parser : call when socket read data
3. XML_Parser : call processor = contentProcessor
4.
QUICK NOTE: NOT a repost. Simply expanding on information again.
I have discovered that this error is occurring when I use the -D debug
switch when firing up Jabberd. If I run Jabberd using the basic command:
./jabberd/jabberd.exe
and use the vanilla jabber.xml file, I can connect with a
More testing revealed the following:
./jabberd/jabberd.exe == works
./jabberd/jabberd.exe -B == works
./jabberd/jabberd.exe -v == works
./jabberd/jabberd.exe -Z == works
./jabberd/jabberd.exe -D == BOOM!
I can even use -Z with a whole list of
Rodrigo Bernardo Pimentel wrote:
On Tue, Jun 17 2003 at 06:32:00PM BRT, Dougal Campbell [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On Tue, 17 Jun 2003, Joe Hildebrand wrote:
How did Alice find Bob's e-mail address when she got an e-mail account for
the first time?
Who says that she did? Maybe she hasn't found
Rodrigo Bernardo Pimentel wrote:
On Tue, Jun 17 2003 at 06:32:00PM BRT, Dougal Campbell
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On Tue, 17 Jun 2003, Joe Hildebrand wrote:
How did Alice find Bob's e-mail address when she got an e-mail account
for
the first time?
Who says that she did? Maybe she hasn't
While not an actual solution, the work-around for this I use is to set
my server up to use a local JUD and also to point at users.jabber.org.
I encourage users who wish to have their details made public to
register with users.jabber.org. It would, perhaps, be nice if an entry
in the JUD could
Hi all
I'm trying to create a time limited trial version of my java web app.
All I need to do is figure out a way to keep track of the date. ie
store the date and then check it, add a day until x number of days has
passed. I could just create text file, but that would be too easy to
find and
Colin,
This is pretty off-topic for the jdev list. You should take the question
to a Java community site such as:
* forum.java.sun.com
* www.javaranch.com
* java.net
The only really secure way to have a time-limited demo is to have a
license file with a specific end date (so, the license
Hi Colin,
storing such a date depends on your type of application. If you tell
somewhat more about your application, we have it easier to advise
properly. An entry on one specific server i.e. can be used to track the
status, but only user dependent.
best regards,
ulrich
Colin Bell wrote:
Hi
Problem solved. Thanks to those who helped out.
I believe I'm off topic here so I wont drag this out. For those
interested I found an excellent way to do it using the new preferences
API from Java 1.4.1.
Code example:
Preferences prefs = Preferences.systemNodeForPackage(library.class);
String
I'd like to move forward soon on XHTML IM (JEP-0071). Have any client
developers started implementing this, even as a proof of concept? If so,
what are your conclusions? If not, why not? I'm going to tweak the JEP
over the next week or so and publish a new version, which I trust will
be ready for
Yet more testing done.
Quick background: 4-5 months ago I went through this same procedure,
and I was able to build Jabberd with JUD, MU-Conference, and SSL
support. I ZIPped all the appropriate files together, with the
intention of building a Windows installer at some point. But I had
Well, my last few posts trying to get some tech feedback have been
fruitless, so maybe this will be appealing to someone.
In short, I have modified ./configure, ./cygwin/setup.sh, and several
of the 1.4.2 distro's Makefiles. End result: You can now build Jabberd
under Cygwin as you do under
At UnBound Technologies, we had put some simple XHTML support in (bold,
italic, font size). It was my experience that the feature was not widely
used, and actually had some akward side-effects with MSN (extra newlines
before and after messages, stuff like that). It was nice to have, and
On Wed, Jun 18, 2003 at 10:49:38AM -0500, Peter Saint-Andre wrote:
I'd like to move forward soon on XHTML IM (JEP-0071). Have any client
developers started implementing this, even as a proof of concept? If so,
what are your conclusions? If not, why not? I'm going to tweak the JEP
over the next
At step 5, it will context switch to pthsock_client_read () at eval.c:41.
But I cannot find eval.c file, and pthsock_client_read was found in
/pthsock/client.c.
My question listed as following:
1. Where is the eval.c resided in? I can't set breakpoint at this.
I have no idea.
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