Would it be possible for Spark to be able to use xmpp:// URI’‘s when it’'s running.
Mostly so that these links in web-pages would work for messaging.
For example a user clicks on a link: xmpp://foo@bar.com
Spark then opens a chat window to chat with the user foo@bar.com.
Thanks.
That would be a nice feature,
but as far as I understand win32 the only option is to launch a new program. Launching another java app to do this would take too long. Maybe one can write a very simple and short cross-platform c/pl/py program to do some IIOP or even a much simpler protocol on localhost with Spark.
Simple protocol could require Spark to open a (configurable*) port, like 127.0.0.1:9999 and listen. With:
“telnet 127.0.0.1 9999”
xmpp://foo@bar.com
^C /code one could be able to tell Spark the clicked URL.
LG
(configurable*) … enables me to run two Spark instances and using a clever c program which selects the right Spark client depending on the URL.
I’'m not sure about launching another app. The xmpp:// URI works when Exodus is running…
AFAIR “xmpp://” is wrong[/b]:
A few examples:
xmpp:user@server.tld
xmpp:room@conference.server.tld?join
(It is possible, you also need to encode the @ sign)
Hi All,
This has been planned for the 1.1 release. You can track the issue here SPARK-177
Cheers,
Derek