Not able to send messages using smack 4.1.3 from android emultor

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HI Guys

Please help me. I am developing android xmpp Client using Smack 4.1.3 + Openfire 3.10.2 server. I am able to receive the messages sent from SPARK windows client but not able send the message to the same. Kindly help me… here is my code :

public void sendMessage(String buddyJID, String messageTe) {

String OurBuddy = buddyJID + “@” + ChatContants.SERVICENAME;

String from = connection.getUser();

Log.d(TAG,

String.format(

“Connection is null in sendMessage Sending mesage ‘%1$s’ to user %2$s from Me %3$s”,

messageTe, OurBuddy, from));

if (chatManager != null) {

Message msgObj = new Message();

msgObj.setBody(messageTe);

msgObj.setTo(OurBuddy);

msgObj.setFrom(from);

msgObj.setType(Message.Type.chat);

msgObj.addExtension(new DefaultExtensionElement(“from”, from));

msgObj.addExtension(new DefaultExtensionElement(“to”, OurBuddy));

try {

connection.sendStanza(msgObj);

///LOgs sent message

} catch (NotConnectedException e) {

// TODO Auto-generated catch block

Log.d(TAG, “sendStanza is creating some problem”);

e.printStackTrace();

}

} else {

Log.d(TAG, “XMPPMANGER sendMEssage chamAnaeger is Null”);

}

}

ChatContants.SERVICENAME is same as provided in openfire domain name,

Already connected and logged in.

I am getting the sent message logs but not receiving any thing in SPARK client.

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can you give me you code ,i havn’t mean

3

Please find the attached code.

put all libraries of smack 4.1.3 and use your server and domain name in ChatContants class…

Please help me …

Also provide some suggestion for better functioning of this chat app. It is in its beginning phase of development.

Thanx in advance.
TestingChat.zip (152774 Bytes)

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connection.sendStanza(msgObj);

this code doesn’t send a message

//get a chatmanager

ChatManager cm = ChatManager.getInstanceFor(connection);

//add listener

// if receive a message ,this will get

cm.addChatListener(new ChatManagerListener(){

@Override

public void chatCreated(Chat arg0, boolean arg1) {

arg0.addMessageListener(new ChatMessageListener(){

@Override

public void processMessage(Chat arg0, Message arg1) {

if(null!=arg1.getBody())

{

String from = arg1.getFrom().substring(0,arg1.getFrom().indexOf("@"));

System.out.println("from “+from+” : "+arg1.getBody());

}

}

});

}

});

//this send a mesage to someone

Chat chat = cm.createChat("zxc@192.168.1.189");

chat.sendMessage(“abcdefg”);

i use this function ,can send a message to someone

5

which version jdk??

Use samck4.1.4 android as above must use jdk7 version?

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Thnx for reply @zhengxiujiang

I am using java version “1.8.0_31” ,

I also try to send message as you have suggested.

but I have used my openfire server domain name instead of IP Address in JID.(I think it should be fine.)

Chat chat = cm.createChat(“zxc@domain-pc”);

chat.sendMessage(“abcdefg”);

still not able to send messages to the server while I am perfectly receiving the messages.

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i think of it

Chat chat = cm.createChat(“zxc@domain-pc”);

This “domain-pc” is your service name.

Connection.setServiceName("")

It is this properties

not you host.

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Hey @zhengxiujiang

I got the problem …

I added a code line xmmpManager.getConnection().getUser() and it return **NULL **(which indicates that I am logged out of server) But openfire server shows that I am still logged in .

Thats why I was unable to send Message.

Now for a workaround, I added login code before each message send code… But it is returning me AlreadyLoggedInException in try catch.

and message is successfully sent to the client.

Please help me… How can I avoid such scenerios.

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Hello,

This is my code for send messages for individual chat:

public boolean sendmessage(String body, String destinationuser){

String from = mConnection.getUser();

ChatManager chatManager = ChatManager.getInstanceFor(mConnection);

Message message = new Message(destinationuser, Message.Type.chat);

message.setFrom(from);

message.setBody(body);

message.addExtension(new DefaultExtensionElement(“from”,from));

message.addExtension(new DefaultExtensionElement(“to”, destinationuser));

try {

mConnection.sendStanza(message);

} catch (SmackException.NotConnectedException e) {

e.printStackTrace();

return false;

}

return true;

}

You don’t need add login code before each message send code. Only when the user is offline.