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DojoX XMPP (Jabber Client)
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Version .9
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Release date: 07/05/2008
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Project state: experimental
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[ ] l18n support?
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[ ] a11y support?
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Credits
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Dustin Machi
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Jason Cline
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Revin Guillen
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Mike Wilcox - updates
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Project description
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XMPP Service implementation in pure javascript. Uses BOSH and works cross
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domain.
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Dependencies:
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Dojo Core
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Documentation
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FIXME
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Installation instructions
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To use the XMPP test, you should have the appropriate server installed on your
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machine. We reccomend Openfire, a real time collaboration server licensed under
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the Open Source GPL.:
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http://www.igniterealtime.org/projects/openfire/index.jsp
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It's very easy to install. Download the version for your machine and launch the installer.
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After installation is complete, server settings are made at:
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http://127.0.0.1:9090/index.jsp
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The settings for the most part are those that suggest the easiest for setup. The main setting
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you need to notice is HTTP Binding. This needs to be enabled at port 7070. Also enable
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Script Syntax for BOSH clients.
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Next go to the top tabs to Users/Groups and create a user or two. It gives you the option to make
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a user the Admin - this will overwrite the current Admin.
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Now you can launch test_xmppService.html. In the login, use the user ID and password from one of
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the users you just created. I used my computer name for Domain, but I'm not sure what this does.
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Finally, in HTTP-Bind URL, use the address for Openfire, with the HTTP Bind port of 7070:
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http://127.0.0.1:7070/http-bind/
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You can open another tab in Firefox and log in as a second user.
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