Hi Developers,
I am currently looking for a server that allows me to change the
presence of a online user. I know that is not already availlable, but
I am looking for a server that gives me hooks or a module interface so
I can extend it's functionality.
I was hoping for jabberd2, we would like
Wijnand Wiersma wrote:
Hi Developers,
I am currently looking for a server that allows me to change the
presence of a online user. I know that is not already availlable, but
I am looking for a server that gives me hooks or a module interface so
I can extend it's functionality.
I was hoping for
Hi Steven,
thanks for your reply.
2005/11/8, Stephen Marquard [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
What do you mean by change the presence of an online user? i.e. Do you mean
push a presence update for a particular already-logged-in resource?
Erm, yes :-)
Sorry, I was not very clear.
You can extend jabberd2
Hi all,
I just noticed that messaging offline google talk contacts gives me
an error 503 (service unavailable?).
Can anyone confirm this?
Does this mean the google talk jabber server implementation does not
support offline messaging (or JEP-160 as we can now refer to, tnx to
stpeter :-)
Does this mean the google talk jabber server implementation does not
support offline messaging (or JEP-160 as we can now refer to, tnx to
stpeter :-) )
Yes. They have no offline message support yet.
- Ian
Op dinsdag 08 november 2005 15:09, schreef Wijnand Wiersma:
Hi Developers,
I am currently looking for a server that allows me to change the
presence of a online user. I know that is not already availlable, but
I am looking for a server that gives me hooks or a module interface so
I can
I'm having an amusing time trying to resolve:
no erlang knowledge here and there is
not enough time to gain that
and
[...] should we write our own server?
I vote for Write You Own Server. For extra credit, please do it as a single
lambda function in a suitable language.
--
Chris
On Sunday 06 November 2005 03:10, Mats Bengtsson wrote:
Right now I cannot judge if the 'fast' extension is the smartest one.
The negotiation to avoid race conditions by sending an
additional [CR] character across the bytestream to indicate its selection
seems crude. My first impression
