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I've got a similar problem, with also "XmppPrebindException, cannot connect to service". By checking some files EllaStique i don't know how you installed the restyaboard, but in the origin script is a bug where dbname and dbuser switched so restyaboard is not able to connect to the database. BlackDuck Oh, that could be it, I'm going to check, thank you!

One thing that i could figure out, is that the locales play a role in this issue. If i install my system with us locales it works, if i use the german locales it does not. When copying any other database, the encoding and locale settings cannot be changed from those of the source database, because that might result in corrupt data. Right now, ist works for me with a plain installation of ubuntu I think there are some new packages which fix this problem. Looking to my old test vm it looks like the bosh service was faulty and hasn't work.

Aendrew87 i think this issue can be closed. BlackDuck thx for reply - i will check that the next days. So at the moment, for me, the chat does not work and i have no idea how to solve this. We're trying our best to reproduce it on our end and to fix it once. Will update as early as possible. I set up a new machine and facing into the same problem. And the chatrooms are avaible after a reboot of the server, but a board which is created before xmpp is configured in settings will never be created.

Aendrew87 Can you please share your debian vm? Aendrew87 Can you please share VirtualBox version 5. Aendrew87 Thank you for your updates. We have downloaded the VM. We will check and update you. Aendrew87 We have checked the VM provided by you and there is no software installed in that.

Can you please check or let us know the way to proceed? Aendrew87 We have checked the snapshots folder and cannot able to find it. Can you please check the attachment? Now you should see the installed restyaboard and could login with the default user and password user: admin password: restya. Aendrew87 Like already we explained in the previous comment, we cannot able to find the chat not working snapshot inside snapshots folder. I downloaded the Debian8. On the right side you could change to the snapshot area.

This is the screenshot in my case should be the same on your system :. Aendrew87 Thanks for your detailed explanation. Aendrew87 any updates? Skip to content. Star 1. New issue. Jump to bottom. Howto configure XMPP chat? If you want to send an XMPP message every 5 minutes, you can do that in a regular handler that calls xmppService.

If you want to simulate receiving an XMPP message every 5 minutes, you can handle message reception in a regular handler and have your real XMPP handler call that handler when a message is received.

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Active 10 years, 11 months ago. Viewed times. Add a comment. Active Oldest Votes. Jason Hall Jason Hall But fear not. It emerged from the Jabber protocol and is in use today in a lot of Instant Messaging Systems. What are we going to build today, you ask? To see it in action, I suggest you do the following:.

Here is a running sample screenshot of what we will be achieving today:. Once you get the mechanics in place, the world is your oyster when it comes to writing Agents that do what you want it to do. Here are a few things that I shall assume:. If you are unclear, I suggest to read up my first episode.

Follow these steps:. I will cover it in brief over here and the rest of the details you can understand from the link provided, once you need to dig deeper. Make no mistake, the API is detailed and you will need to refer to the finer points as the scope of your XMPP interaction increases but for our starter version, we do not need to know too much.

Think for a moment that you are the Agent that people are going to add to your Google Talk IM client. What do you need to do at a basic level. It all boils down to this:. Let us look at each of the 3 areas now and what the API looks like.

To enable this receiving of XMPP messages from a code level, you need to do two things:. This is straightforward and all you need to do is add the following element to the appengine-web. The appengine-web. We will cover this in detail again later, but this is sufficient for the moment. So you will need to configure the servlet like the following snippet in the web. And then I have a Java Servlet class com.

Now, all we have to do is write our Servlet. The skeleton is shown below:. To interpret the incoming message, we need to extract out the message that has been passed to us in the HTTP Request.

It is done in the following manner:. There are several elements in the XMPP message that are of interest to us and chief among them being who has sent the message and what is the text of the message that has been sent to us. This is extracted out by the getter methods available on the Message class as shown below:.

Once you have the message, you can interpret it and then create a XMPP message that you need to send back i. The above method is straightforward and we will see it more in the next section.



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