MultiUserChat - privateChat MessageListeners are not fired

Smack Smack Dev
1

Hello,

When using Smack to participate in a private chat within a MultiUserChat room, my MessageListener is never triggered.

When using the packetListener on the connection, I see the message-stanzas arriving fine, without errors. That means that I’m able to filter the incoming messages from within my packetlistener, but that way, I can only have one global messagelistener per connection, instead of a MessageListener per Chat instance.

How I (think I should) do Muc with PrivateChat:

//////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////// //////////////////////////////////////////////////////

XMPPConnection connection;

MultiUserChat muc = new MultiUserChat(connection, “roomname[AT]conference.domain.com”);

muc.join(“myNickname”);

Chat chat = muc.createPrivateChat(“you[AT]domain.com”, new MessageListener(){

public void processMessage(Chat chat, Message message) {

//WE NEVER GET HERE!!!

System.out.println("RECEIVED: “+message+” IN CHAT "+chat);

}

});

//////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////// //////////////////////////////////////////////////////

What am I missing / what am I doing wrong here?

2

Please always state the version of Smack you are using.

3

I’m using the master branch of the git repository,

4.0.0-rc2-SNAPSHOT

4

The code looks correct. I suggest you attach an debugger in order to find out why the listener is not triggered.

5

Hi I’ve switched to the maven repo version: 4.0.0-rc2 and I still get the same behaviour.

Also, earlier I thought I was able to catch the “incoming messages” via the packetListener, but that’s wrong, those are the outgoing messages. Something’s off here…

6

The MessageListener of MultiUserChat.createPrivateChat() is ultimately added to the connections recvListeners. There is no chance that those a triggered by outgoing stanzas.

Again, you could simply found out what’s going on by attaching a debugger.