Is it possible for Openfire to send offline messages to the user once he/she accessible. Or do i need to write a presence callback, retrieve the database, grab the offline messages from the ofoffline table and send the messages to the user?
Hi Hao Liu,
If I am not completely remembering wrong and having some rotten brain day, the default behaviour of Openfire is to send offline messages to a user when user becomes available.
The short answer is yes and it is configurable. In the openfire admin website goto Server settings then Offline messages:
thank u, for ur reply, then i do need to write a callback to send offline messages.
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Hao Liu,
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Thank u for ur reply, what if the user didn’t receive the messages is from a transport? like MSN, AOL?
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Spark will automatically poll for any offline messages at connect. If you are creating/using a different client that would be a question for that developer. Gateway chats may be different. I do get my Yahoo messages when I login, but Yahoo supports offline messages. The other services may not.
Lucky for Yahoo Messengers’ users, as far as i know, gtalk doesn;t support offline messages.
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