> Is it correct that, in order to bind the server, I have to add the
> entry to my /etc/hosts file?
>
> 127.0.0.1 wave-example.com
>
> Unless I do this, the /run-server.sh is unable to bind to the address.
No way. Your Openfire instance (I presume) won't appreciate this at
all. I'm actually a little confused - you say that you have two
clients talking together - which is great. Do you have an XMPP server
up and running? The reference implementation is configured to register
itself as a component of a standards-compliant XMPP server.
It doesn't open a port for this, it dials up ${XMPP_SERVER_HOSTNAME}
on ${XMPP_SERVER_PORT} (defined in 'run-config.sh.example', which you
should have copied to 'run-config.sh').
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