Hello all,
I am still trying to create a web based chat client by using Smack. I initially had a problem with maintaining the XMPPConnection relative to the logged in user but solved that by storing the connection object in a browser session.
Now I am going to use AJAX to return the results from a PacketListener.
I was wondering if there was a way to directly access a connection objects PacketListener?
For example:
Mary logs in and creates a connection called Marys_connection and a PacketListener called Marys_listener is attached to Marys_connection.
Joe logs in and creates a connection called Joes_connection and a PacketListener called Joes_listener is attached to Joes_connection.
They both begin conversing…
So would all Packets that Joe sends out to Mary be attached to Joes_listener?
If so, how would I access Joes_listener directly?
The below listener (got this code from Smack tutor… or this forum) works as advertised afa the System.out output but now I need to access this listener to return this to my app
PacketListener messageListener = new PacketListener()
{
public void processPacket(Packet packet)
{
Message message = (Message)packet;
String from = message.getFrom();
String body = message.getBody();
String to = message.getTo();
System.out.println(from*" SAYS “body” to "*to);//THIS WORKS FINE
}
};
Any ideas?
I know that Smack was not designed to be web-based but I thought I would try.
I may be totally off base as to how the listener should be used so any advice is appreciated…
TIA!!
Any ideas?
TIA!
Message was edited by: gforty