PEPEvent Namespace

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1

I’m pretty sure the getNamespace() is wrong in PEPEvent.java. I think it should be:

public String getNamespace() {
return “http://jabber.org/protocol/pubsub#event”;
}

not

public String getNamespace() {
return “http://jabber.org/protocol/pubsub”;
}

Anyone disagree?

2

No. It simply reuses the pubsub schema which makes your statement correct.

3

OK
great. Can someone make a bug report for this? I guess I am the only one using smack and PEP but if this isn’t fixed the PEP events wont be fired!

thanks

4

Done. SMACK-320

5

Awesome, thanks. It will be nice to get PEP working in both Smack and Openfire!

6

Hi, on a different note, would you know of a simple PEP tutorial for smack? I am trying to figure out a way to work with tune messages. Cant seem to find much online. Or maybe I missed this. Thx!

7

No, it appears that the author of that extension did not in fact write up documentation on how to use it. The extension is mainly a subset of the pubsub extension (the schemas are all from the pubsub spec), but the Smack implementations of these extensions are separate entities that do not have anything in common.

8

Thanks a lot. Any pointers to any examples written by anyone? Else I guess one needs to read the source and figure out? Is there a pointer to a working pubsub example with smack? Maybe I could start with that?

9

The docs for pubsub are here and the only example code I can point out is the test cases and this discussion. Should be enough to get you started though.

10

Hi, I managed to get a very trivial pubsub to work but with PEP I cant get a simple tune publish to work using PEP. Anyone has a full working version of PEP?