I have inherited a plugin that accepts commands as a http servelet.
One of the commands is to set the presence of a user. I use the following code
User user = userManager.getUser(username);
JID userjid = new JID(username, server, "Server"); AuthToken token = AuthFactory.authenticate(username, AuthFactory.getPassword(username));
LocalClientSession session = sessionManager.createClientSession(new FakeConnection());
session.setAuthToken(token, "Server");
Presence presence = session.getPresence(); presence.setType(null);
presence.setStatus("Online");
presence.setShow(null);
presence.setPriority(10);
presenceManager.userAvailable(presence);
session.setPresence(presence); user.getRoster().broadcastPresence(presence);
sessionManager.broadcastPresenceToOtherResources(userjid, presence);
Not showing the exception handeling above.
The FakeConnection is a simple extension of VirtualConnection that does nothing.
In the OpenFire management console, a user is however not shown as online. Is this because of the FakeConnection or because the user is in fact not correctly set as present?
Is there a better way to persistently set a user as present through a plugin?
Advice appreciated.