I just setup my Jive Messenger to authenticate against LDAP/Active Directory. I now have an Active Directory group that I can add people to to give them access to the chat server.
There is one additional item that I need to see if there is a way we can do. We currently have the PyMSN transport installed but we only want specific people to be able to access it. Is there any way that I can do this? Either through the Jive Messenger options or PyMSN’'s?
Thanks,
Nathan
Hey Nathan,
We don’‘t have support for that and I don’‘t know if PyMSNt has. You may post the question in their forum and let us know what they answer. If they don’'t support that then you may write a PacketInterceptor to do what you are looking for.
One thing I wanted to mention is that you may control the IP addresses from where your clients may log in. I know this is not your question but who knows…
Regards,
– Gato
I think I’‘ll check out the PacketInterceptor route. I can see in the ContentFilter that it’'s catching that interface and rejecting messages based on their content. I could use that code as a base.
I’'m a Java newbie. Can anyone tell me what I need to do to compile into a jar file?
Nathan
you don’‘t “compile” into jar, it’'s just a packaging thing.
just go to the root of where your classes are (if using standard “package” statements that might be the directory above com), and execute the jar command:
jar cvf myjar.jar com
this will jar everything in the com directory.
if you don’'t have packages you might just do
jar cvf myjar.jar *.class
but packaging is recommended!
-chip