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acd206

2011-07-20, 11:36 #1

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Subject: Way to implement Agent Protocol.

Hi,

I need to implement Agent Protocol that is mention in (http://xmpp.org/extensions/xep-0142.html). Please provide me a guide line that help me to do that. I am using openfire server and agsXMPP as a client.

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Animesh Chandra Dey

Alex

2011-07-20, 16:24 #2

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Please study the custom packet document which is included in the agsXMPP download. There is explained how you add your own packets, and this is exactly what you need when implementing new XEPs.

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acd206

2011-07-26, 10:59 #3

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Hi,

Would you please describe little more

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2011-08-04, 17:10 #4

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Hi Alex,

I findout that one of the plugin of Openfire server has implemented the protocol (xep-0142) named Fastpath. I need to know, is there any plugin on agsXmpp to communicate with Fastpath??

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2011-08-04, 21:07 #5

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no there is no plugin. You have to write the classes on your own.

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acd206

2011-08-05, 20:14 #6

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Hi Alex,

I need your help to implement this. Openfire send those reply to client. Would you please give me some guideline to implement that from step 2. How can I make the custom package from step 2?

1.
<message to="client01@n2/Miranda" from="helpdesk@workgroup.n2">
    <body>Your current position in the queue is 1</body>
</message>

2.
<message from="ixm1y511@conference.n2" to="client01@n2/Miranda">
    <workgroup xmlns="http://jabber.org/protocol/workgroup" jid="helpdesk@workgroup.n2" />
    <session xmlns="http://jivesoftware.com/protocol/workgroup" id="ixm1y511" />
    <x xmlns="http://jabber.org/protocol/muc#user">
      <invite from="helpdesk@workgroup.n2">
      <reason>Please join me for a chat.</reason>
      </invite>
    </x>
    <x xmlns="jabber:x:conference" jid="ixm1y511@conference.n2" />
</message>

3.
<message to="client01@n2/Miranda" from="helpdesk@workgroup.n2">
    <body>An invitation to start a chat with an agent has been sent</body>
</message>

4.
<presence to="ixm1y511@conference.n2/client01">
    <priority>0</priority>
    <x xmlns="http://jabber.org/protocol/muc" />
    <c xmlns="http://jabber.org/protocol/caps" node="http://miranda-im.org/caps" ver="0.9.26.0" ext="pmuc-v1 mood activity mir_notes" />
    <x xmlns="vcard-temp:x:update">
      <photo />
    </x>
    <status>Yep, I'm here.</status>
</presence>

5.
<presence id="b8rRA-145" to="client01@n2/Miranda" from="ixm1y511@conference.n2/helpdesk01">
    <x xmlns="http://jabber.org/protocol/muc#user">
      <item affiliation="none" role="participant" />
    </x>
</presence>

6.
<presence to="client01@n2/Miranda" from="ixm1y511@conference.n2/client01">
    <priority>0</priority>
    <c xmlns="http://jabber.org/protocol/caps" node="http://miranda-im.org/caps" ver="0.9.26.0" ext="pmuc-v1 mood activity mir_notes" />
    <x xmlns="vcard-temp:x:update">
      <photo />
    </x>
    <status>Yep, I'm here.</status>
    <x xmlns="http://jabber.org/protocol/muc#user">
      <item affiliation="none" role="participant" />
    </x>
</presence>

7.
<message to="ixm1y511@conference.n2" type="groupchat">
    <body>ani</body>
</message>

8.
<message to="client01@n2/Miranda" type="groupchat" from="ixm1y511@conference.n2/client01">
    <body>ani</body>
</message>

9.
<message id="b8rRA-147" to="client01@n2/Miranda" type="groupchat" from="ixm1y511@conference.n2/helpdesk01">
    <body>yes</body>
    <x xmlns="jabber:x:event">
      <offline />
      <delivered />
      <displayed />
      <composing />
    </x>
</message>

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Animesh Chandra Dey

This post was edited on 2012-01-31, 21:06 by Alex.

Alex

2011-08-06, 20:51 #7

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Have you studied the custom packet example document with comes with agsXMPP? There is all info you need for creating classes for you packets above.

Alex

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acd206

2011-08-07, 15:59 #8

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Hi Alex,
I did the following code to identify that the message is come from workgroup or not (Step 2).

private void XmppCon_OnMessage(object sender, Message msg)
{
if (msg.InnerXml != null && msg.InnerXml.Contains("http://jivesoftware.com/protocol/workgroup"))
{
if (msg.InnerXml.Contains(agsXMPP.Uri.X_CONFERENCE))
{
this.Helpdesk(msg);
}
}
}

I dont know, this is the best way or not. Please suggest me if there is any better way to do that.

Regards

Animesh

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2011-08-08, 09:26 #9

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Quote by acd206:
I dont know, this is the best way or not.

no its not. Have you ever looked at the document I pointed you? I have attached it now to this thread.

Alex

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