Message message2 = new Message();
message2.setTo(jid);
message2.setType(type);
message2.setBody(url);
SparkManager.getConnection().sendPacket(message2);
}
The code works very well for me except one problem: The sender can not see the message, only the other party (MUC or 1on1 chat room) can see the message. If the sender restarts Spark, he can see the message in the chat history (MUC and 1on1 chat rooms).
The same problem appears in the Ofmeet Plug-In, but there the problem is not a real problem, because the invitations triggers a browser window to pop up with the correct link filled in. So maybe this could also be fixed in the Ofmeet Plug-In.
Hi Sir @Thomas
I have Openfire 4.0.2 installed on Debian and 8 and everything works well for me. But now I want to add video calls with Openfire Meeting. I installed the plugins on the server, I connected two users using chrome and see themselves on camera, but can not invite other users or anything. How to do it? I have seen many variants and anything, please if it were so kind to help me.
Sincerely,
Dionny
To me I get the same window, even did the same as you point me, but when I do that I get a small window that is how to add other users (such ventanita I get disabled and I instantly closes). On the other hand, if I send the link to another user and I add it is the same situation. Sometime also tells me that only the admin can do that action, and while I created the server put my ldap user as administrator.
Thank you,
Dionny