General development

Tigase 5.1.0 has been released and we are preparing for work on next version or even versions.

At the moment we are working on the development plan, collecting all the features requested, bugs and figure out what is needed to get this all working together.

You can have a look at what is planned, in which version it is expected and roughly when. Have a look at the project roadmap page. You can contribute to the schedule by submitting your suggestions, recommendations or comments.

During a setup of a test environment on the Tigase XMPP Server runing on JDK7 a client could not connect to the server using TLS/SSL encryption.

After investigation I discovered that the JDK7 supports TLS 1.1 and TLS 1.2, a client was using a recent version of the OpenSSL library (version 1.0.1 from Ubuntu 12.04). Knowing that I tried to connect using a command line utility from OpenSSL to connect to a secured port on the Tigase XMPP Server:

openssl s_client -debug -showcerts -connect xmpp.server.com:5223

Apparently even that OpenSSL can be convinced to work with proper parameters:

openssl s_client -debug -showcerts -ssl3 -connect xmpp.server.com:5223

TCLMT is new utility to manage XMPP servers by execution of ad-hoc commands. It's designed to be simple and powerful in use and work in two modes:

• non interactive
• interactive

Currently it partially supports ad-hoc commands which are specified in XEP-0133 Service Administration and implemented by Tigase XMPP Server. As for it contains support for:

• 4.1. Add user
• 4.2. Delete user

I'm happy to present first screenshots of Tigase Mobile Messenger for Android we are working on.

Project isn't public yet, because application is in very early development stage.