[JDEV] Java Jabber Client

[Lyndon Mark Durham]

Greetings fellow Developers,
                                           I am attempting to write a
Jabber client using Java and the Java Xml api from the Java Project X. I
have been testing sending xml to the jabber.org server to get a feel for
the Jabber architecture. Attached is simple socket based program that I
have been using to send xml streams-nonetheless I cant get to register
sucessfully? Are there any other test Jabber servers out there? Any more
ideas- I have tried all the suggestions made so far-and I still get an
<iq type='error' id ='KLMD_86'>.
Is Jabber servers unable to create or register new accounts at present?
Has or is anyone else developed or developing a Java Client? Thanks in
advance for your assistance.


import java.net.*;
import java.io.*;


class JabberSocket {
    protected static Socket sk;
    protected static PrintWriter outStream;
    protected static BufferedReader readIn;

    public static void main(String args[]){
        try{
             sk = new Socket("jabber.org",5222);
              outStream = new PrintWriter(sk.getOutputStream(),true);
              outStream.println("<?xml version=\"1.0\"
encoding=\"UTF-8\" ?>");
              outStream.println("<stream:stream to=\"jabber.org\"
xmlns=\"jabber:client\"
xmlns:stream=\"http://etherx.jabber.org/streams\">");

              outStream.println("<iq type=\"set\" id=\"KLMD_86\">");
              outStream.println("<query xmlns=\"jabber:iq:auth\">");
              outStream.println("<username>stpeter</username>");
              outStream.println("<password>dogpound</password>");

              outStream.println("<resource>HomePc</resource>");
              outStream.println("</query>");
              outStream.println("</iq>");



             System.out.println("Here");
              readIn = new BufferedReader(new
InputStreamReader(sk.getInputStream()));
             String data = new String();
                while((data = readIn.readLine())!= null)
                        System.out.println(data);
             readIn.close();

             outStream.close();

              System.out.println("Here");


        }catch(IOException ioProb){ioProb.printStackTrace();}

    }



}