Hi,
I looked into this quite a while ago and came to the conclusion that BOSH
(XEP-0124) is the best solution:
* It's relatively simple
* It allows changing IP addresses without going offline
* It persists even when a TCP connection fails
* It works even when there's no direct internet
On Mon, Apr 9, 2012 at 07:39, Jan Vincent Liwanag jvliwa...@gmail.com wrote:
Also, one approach that seems to work for messaging on the mobile is that of
Yahoo's in their Messenger API - which is to make everything pull-based. Any
comments?
XEP-0286 might also be worth a look:
But BOSH requires more bandwidth (more and larger packets) and it implies
more battery consumption. BOSH also puts higher load on the servers but
it is not probably a concern for most of us.
As far as I know mobile apps of Gtalk and Whatsapp don't use XMPP over
BOSH but over plain TCP/TLS at
Hi,
I was wondering if anyone could share their experience using XMPP for mobile
based clients (3G on the phone). I've taken a look at Stream Management, AMP,
Keep-alives, etc but was wondering what set-up works for mobile clients.
Besides this, I've been reading about TextOne, I'm wondering
