Tigase Website

Registering new accounts on the website has been disabled. Also all existing public accounts will be removed when the service is moved onto the new server.

If you have an account on the Tigase.org website which you use as your XMPP/Jabber account please move to any public service available as in about week all those accounts will be removed.

Tigase.org will only keep accounts for people involved in Tigase projects. Creating a new account will be possible by the administrator only.

If you use an account on the Tigase website for interoperability testing or any other tests please contact me to preserve your account.

A new project has been added to Tigase suite - the PubSub component.

Development is carried out by bmalkow author of the Tigase MUC component and our web clients: Minichat and Tigase Messenger.

As all our software the PubSub is available under GPLv3 license. The project tracker is available at http://projects.tigase.org/pubsub address and also source codes are stored in SVN repository which is accessible at https://svn.tigase.org/reps/tigase-pubsub/ address.

Please have a look at the roadmap on the project tracker website to see what is planed for the nearest future.

Any comments and suggestions are very welcomed. You submit posts on the forum or new feature request on the project tracker.

I like to add multiple contacts, about 15 of them in one go than adding one by one through UI. I am intersted in adding them programmatically. any inputs?

Recent Minichat addition on the Tigase website raised lots of questions about access to the source code.

Following those requests we have listed all the projects Tigase team works on and all the source codes are now publicly available. You can go to the projects page and browse all the published projects.

Please note, most of the project trackers are in initial state and the web content might be missing. You can, however access the project source codes, bug tracking system and see the roadmap. We are working hard on adding missing elements.

Your comments as always are very welcomed.

We have made Minichat available just to demonstrate new stuff we are working on, to do some tests and collect your opinions. The feedback we have got exceeded our expectations. The most common question was: Can I/how can I install it on my website?

Installing the Minichat on your website is very simple so I am putting here instructions for all of you who want to include the Minichat client on your website and allow visitors to chat with you.

Just to remind you - this code is still under development and will be updated and changed very often. It may even stop working temporarily or permanently. We can even intentionally block certain users or IP addresses if we discover any abuse. If you are ready for this and still want to have it continue reading...

We have just installed the Minichat - simple web client on the Tigase website. It allows anybody who visits the website to chat with "admin" - me ;-). No user name, no password is required. Just click to connect to the XMPP/Jabber server and you can start conversation.

This is the AJAX application created using GWT (Google Web Toolkit). It connects to the XMPP server via Bosh and signs in using SASL Anonymous.

This is our first version of the client and we are going to move things further to add fully functional AJAX client to Tigase project. The AJAX client and the XMPP library written in GWT is also available under GPLv3 license and will be released publicly very soon.

Please have a look, experiment and let us know what you think...

If you can see this message it means that DNS change has been populated and you access Tigase service on the new server.

The old machine was quite underpowered and couldn't cope with the traffic and all services running on tigase.org. The new server with Core2Quad CPU, 4GB RAM and 500GB HDD in RAID1 mirror should be enough for our needs.

If you see something not working correctly or some unexpected behavior please let me know.

The old machine is still alive with all services working on it so some people may still connect to the old server while some other for who DNS changes was updated earlier may connect to the new server. I am going to shutdown the old machine within a few days.