In XEP-129 I see that you can specify list of jids allowed to get the files. That would be example 3. In our case for MUC rooms integration the HTTP PUT was sent to an URL that correlates to a room so we are not using example 3 but letting the room use the list of room occupants to answer if the file can be retrieved or not. Of course the latter is not part of the XEP.
-- Gato On 8/18/08 9:48 AM, "Peter Saint-Andre" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > http://dev.jabbim.cz/jdisk > > Pavel and I have an action item to write up how this works. I think you > use standard XEP-0096 to upload files to the server and it stores them > for you, but I'm not sure how they are retrieved. > > Gaston Dombiak wrote: >> I didn¹t assist to the Summit @ Brussels so I lack a lot of information. >> Having said that, What is JabberDisk? Can¹t we use XEP-129 and may be >> also XEP-135 for that goal? We are using XEP-129 for file sharing (in >> rooms) and since it¹s server based it should be possible to hook up a >> virus scanning solution. It is also possible to define users/entities >> allowed to get the file. So is JabberDisk == XEP-129? :) >> >> -- Gato >> >> >> On 8/18/08 2:20 AM, "Yann Biancheri" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: >> >> Hi everyone, >> >> I remember we spoke about "JabberDisk" at the last XMPP Summit in >> Brussels but I can't found any documentation on it in the xeps or >> Jabber wiki. We'd like to share images between multiple xmpp entities, >> and we have to check for viruses in the transfered file. As such, >> JabberDisk seems to be the way to go since it implies an intermediate >> server. The File Sharing and File Repository and Sharing xep seems to >> be good starting points but I was wondering if the action items for >> Jabber Disk has been performed or not. We can help documenting that >> approach if nothing has been done yet. > >
