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Hello all,
I am developing chat application for J2ME. The server is openfire. For android it has client xmpp lib for android is smack. I've been searching for lib, i just got JAX. and it finish developed in 2008 and not continue anymore. So my question is What is the stable and godd xmpp client lib for J2ME??.
Best Regards,
Iqbal
Anyone can help me the information...?
While there is a new XMPP specification from 2011, the basics have not changed. If you find a working library from 2008, that will most likely work with Openfire.
(Google Talk is based on XMPP, that is why there is a built-in library in Android, but that is a rather special case)
[QUOTE=wizard_hu_;909871]While there is a new XMPP specification from 2011, the basics have not changed. If you find a working library from 2008, that will most likely work with Openfire.
(Google Talk is based on XMPP, that is why there is a built-in library in Android, but that is a rather special case)[/QUOTE]
Thank you wizard_hu for the reply. So for the xmpp client lib for J2ME, just JXA??. I already check that, and there is new update for 2011-01-17. It's 2 years ago.GTalk used XMPP, but i think it is used smack, because the OpenFire provide the lib xmpp client for android.
I do not know the library, but since there are not too many others, I would definitely give it a try. Setting up a local Openfire server is not complicated and then you will see what happens/does not happen on both the server and client sides.
[QUOTE=muhamad.iqbal;909848]Anyone can help me the information...?[/QUOTE]
For the Java based platforms I have used the E-jabbered library for this and found quite robust. Being written a long time ago this is a quite helpful and used by the good IM services providers like Facebook. Just have a look on the XMPP website and there you can find the links for the same,
Do revert if you face any problems in that.
[QUOTE=raj_J2ME;910701]For the Java based platforms I have used the E-jabbered library for this and found quite robust. Being written a long time ago this is a quite helpful and used by the good IM services providers like Facebook. Just have a look on the XMPP website and there you can find the links for the same,
Do revert if you face any problems in that.[/QUOTE]
raj, thank you for the reply. What do you mean with E-jabbered..?? the xmpp library for J2ME...??
[QUOTE=muhamad.iqbal;911094]raj, thank you for the reply. What do you mean with E-jabbered..?? the xmpp library for J2ME...??[/QUOTE]
Maybe ejabberd is an XMPP application server, written mainly in the Erlang programming language. It can run under several Unix-like operating systems such as Mac OS X, GNU/Linux, FreeBSD, NetBSD, OpenBSD and OpenSolaris. Additionally, ejabberd can run under Microsoft Windows, however, a user must stay logged in or always restart the ejabberd service remotely after any logout from the machine.[3] ejabberd stands for Erlang Jabber Daemon (Jabber being a former name for XMPP), and is written in lowercase only, as is common for daemon software[url=http://cheatengine6-2.ru/].[/url]
[QUOTE=tank0412;916436]Maybe ejabberd is an XMPP application server, written mainly in the Erlang programming language. It can run under several Unix-like operating systems such as Mac OS X, GNU/Linux, FreeBSD, NetBSD, OpenBSD and OpenSolaris. Additionally, ejabberd can run under Microsoft Windows, however, a user must stay logged in or always restart the ejabberd service remotely after any logout from the machine.[3] ejabberd stands for Erlang Jabber Daemon (Jabber being a former name for XMPP), and is written in lowercase only, as is common for daemon software[url=http://cheatengine6-2.ru/].[/url][/QUOTE]
tank0412, thank you for the reply. This is my old thread :), i very glad still any body reply to this thread. I already undesrtand about e-jabbered. That is the application server that couple with erlang languange. Unfortunately for my development i used the standard xmpp, Not used any library like smack or others. But i got an idea, How about if we make xmpp library for j2me as an nokia open source project..?.