jsexton0,
Feel free to open a JIRA for a multiUserChatEndpoint (and provide a
patch for it off course). It's been a while since someone asked
questions about the XMPP component on the mailing list, so it's good to
see someone using it and proposing enhancements (since you're already
familiar with the Smack API).
Don't hesitate to ask questions when you need any help -- we're here to
help you out...
Gert
jsexton0 wrote:
Hi -
Correct me if this is not the case, but a group chat appears to use a "room"
attribute rather than a "participant". I've just started looking at the
source code and one thing I see is that the Servicemix class uses a
GroupChat created by a call to createGroupChat() rather than a MultiUserChat
instance. The Ignite folks seem to be recommending the MultiUserChat class
over GroupChat, and that also happens to be what I used in my application
with Openfire already.
I probably need to create a GroupChatEndpoint with the slightly different
smack usage (MultiUserChat).
bsnyder wrote:
On Tue, May 27, 2008 at 11:50 AM, jsexton0 <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Going to the debug log level did not produce any additional output
unfortunately. This isn't really a problem though since I would expect
it
to fail - it is supposed to be connected to a group chat but is still
failing to join the chat room on startup, although it does log into the
Openfire server. Maybe this failure to join the chat room isn't
surprising
either since I've guessed at some of the syntax.
I didn't see these above, so I think you need to set the chat and the
participant attributes either via the URI syntax or using separate
attributes for each in the xbean.xml configuration file.
In an additional note, "mvn jbi:projectDeploy" does not replace my
sample.
I have to shutdown servicemix, and go and delete the folder in
data\smx\service-assemblies, restart, and then I can redeploy
successfully
with the maven command.
The jbi:projectDeploy is only going to build and package the SU/SA and
deploy the SA to ServiceMix via JMX. It has nothing to do with the
ServiceMix lifecycle or undeploying a SA.
Bruce
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