JEP implementation

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Hi all,

I would like to implement Jive JEP-0060(Pubsub) protocol. I haven’'t seen any documentation on where to start?. I have gone through the Jive 2.1.0 source code. I have few questions regarding that, hope I can find answers here.

  1. Is any work undergoing on JEP-0060 implementation ?

  2. If so, whats the status ?

  3. How should I do the implementation (As a new plugin)?

Finally thanks for this good software.

rgds

bala.

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  1. Is any work undergoing on JEP-0060 implementation

?

No, nobody is working on JEP-0060 so far, but it would be a great feature to have.

  1. How should I do the implementation (As a new

plugin)?

That might be a good place to start since plugins are very easy to develop and work with. Core code changes may be necessary to do a full implementation though.

We’'d be more than happy to answer questions as you run into them.

Regards,

Matt

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That might be a good place to start since plugins are

very easy to develop and work with. Core code changes

may be necessary to do a full implementation though.

Thanks for the fast reply. So I could develop JEP 60 as a Plugin for JiveMessenger then change the core source code as I go along.

Could you please let me know which document(if there any) will be useful to get the idea of Jabber architecture. Like what is Disco, Roster, etc…

I am completely new to this jabber world.

Thanks

bala.

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Bala,

I would recommend reading through the XMPP RFC’‘s at http://www.xmpp.org and then reading through JEP’'s at http://www.jabber.org.

Regards,

Matt

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Hi bala,

please let us know how you’'re going with your implementation of PubSub!

Regards,

Frank

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I just checked out the latest from CVS to investigate this same question. I’‘ll post on a new thread once I’'ve determined how hard this will be.

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Hi bala,

I’'m interested in support for JEP-0060 PubSub. Any plans on the roadmap for this?

We consider PubSub for a SVG Whiteboard and would like to use a Java implementation. Another option would be using Idavoll written Python. Have you looked at Idavoll (http://idavoll.jabberstudio.org/)?

Regards,

Michael