MUC help for android client

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Anonymous

I am new for MUC can any one help me to for implementation of MUC on android client.

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I suggest you to look at the MUC spec: http://xmpp.org/extensions/xep-0045.html

Anonymous (not verified)

Hi Artur, where we can get some Android Jaxmpp example or snippet?

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All our examples for using JaXMPP library are available online on the wiki page.

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Thanks Artur, so, does not have some example about how to use jaxmpp-android-2.1.0-SNAPSHOT.jar in an Android client?
Please show some simple snippet or some code from your Android Messenger. Android developers will be grateful.

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Hm, thank you for your suggestion. We are thinking of the best way to publish source code of the Android client. In the meantime, what kind of example code would you like to see for the Android client?

Anonymous (not verified)

Thanks so much, Arthur, an adaptation of the
"A very simple client in Java outputing presence" for Android could be wonderful.

Anonymous (not verified)

Hello, we are interested too. I can't find the Android example in the wiki page. Can somebody send me the code?
Thanks.

Anonymous (not verified)

Hello, we are thinking about using Tigase in the second version of an Android application although the lack of documentation of Tigase is a real problem, we can't find neither javadoc nor Android code examples. So we want to ask you if you will publish javadoc and/or add some android code examples to your wiki. And if the answer is yes when you think it could be ready. Because we need to take a decision in short term.
Thanks in advance.

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To be honest I am confused here of what you call 'Tigase'. We have several projects here which we work on. The main is the Tigase XMPP Server. From what you write I suppose you are referring to our JaXMPP library.
All our open source code is freely available for access and download. Therefore we do not generate and publish JavaDoc for our code as it can be easily done by anybody interested in using it.
As for the Android examples. Our Android client uses JSE portion of the library so the example code would look exactly the same as for the simple, stand-alone command line client. This is just a Java library and there is no difference in using it regardless the platform you want to use it for.

If you are more specific with what exactly you need then we would be happy to help. Why the current examples are not sufficient for you and what particular kind of example you would like to see?

Anonymous (not verified)

Hello Artur and thanks again for your time. We try to run the example "A very simple client in Java outputing presence" in android but just running the first line (trying to get an instance of jaxmpp) it throws a null pointer exception. Seems like something must to be tunned to run the example in android.

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Could you please provide a bit more details? The exact code and a stack trace from the exception? Then one of our Android developers could help you with that.

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