they way all the MSN gateways work is:
if your gateway has the Jid msn.myserver.org and the Hotmail ID of your
contact is [EMAIL PROTECTED] the resulting JabberId is
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Which means the @ in the Hotmail ID gets replaces with a %.
Alex
Hi,
I am not sure if RFC 2396 is applicable to Jabber world or not. If it is
applicable @ should be replaced with %40 not with %.
Regards,
Rajeev K
On 3/7/07, Alexander Gnauck [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
they way all the MSN gateways work is:
if your gateway has the Jid msn.myserver.org and
Thanks guys, but i've tryed everything and didn't work.
basicaly, thats my sorce code:
String contact = user%hotmail.com; // tryed: user%40hotmail.com,
user\40hotmail.com, user%hotmail.com
Roster roster = connection.getRoster();
String absoluteFriend = contact + @ + gatewayName + . +
Any other ideas?
As Magnus indicated in the previous thread, you really shouldn't be
guessing the contact names yourselves. You should use the iq:gateway
protocol (see XEP-100, example 54) to determine the correct JID to add
to your roster. Ofter you added a roster, make sure that you request a
;D Except for the IM Gateway plugin for Wildfire, which uses JID
escaping. @ is replaced with \40. (of course you can still enable the
'percent hack' in it) I must admit I don't really like how JID escaping
makes things 'look', but hey, it's an actual XEP. ;D As far as I can
tell, the
thanks for helping guys!
i solved the problem, if anyone needs it, here is a code example:
public void addContact()
{
Roster roster = connection.getRoster();
Presence subscribe = new Presence(Presence.Type.SUBSCRIBE);
subscribe.setTo([EMAIL PROTECTED]);
i solved the problem, if anyone needs it, here is a code example:
I'm going to repeat it once more: don't forget that your code will not
work with other components (such as PyMSN-*) unless you ask for the
right JID for a given MSN account. See my previous mail and the one
from Magnus Henoch.
Bruno Bechler Machado wrote:
thanks for helping guys!
i solved the problem, if anyone needs it, here is a code example:
public void addContact()
{
Roster roster = connection.getRoster();
Presence subscribe = new Presence(Presence.Type.SUBSCRIBE);
Dnia 07-03-2007, śro o godzinie 11:33 +0200, rajeev k napisał(a):
I am not sure if RFC 2396 is applicable to Jabber world or not. If it
is applicable @ should be replaced with %40 not with %.
We do not need urlencode in XMPP.
We fully support UTF-8 everywhere :-)
--
Tomasz Sterna
Xiaoka
Every xmppConnection have its own roster :P
when you create a xmppconnection like:
XMPPConnection connection = new XMPPConnection(jabber.org);
the roster is the user that logs using the XMPPConnection, like:
connection.login(user1, password);
to get this roster, you need just to do implement:
May be of peripheral use or interest:
elmex has rewritten Net::XMPP from scratch and is about
to CPAN it.. you can reach him at the [EMAIL PROTECTED]
MUC or occasionally on jdev (the MUC).
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