[JDEV] jsm mod_example entry point question

[Alexander N. Spitzer]

thanks a lot!!!! I looked at the bunch of the documentation on jabber.org,
but most of it was long winded, and useless...

Great, thanks again!!!


					-alex

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On Thu, 2 Aug 2001, Thomas Charron wrote:

> Quoting "Alexander N. Spitzer" <aspitzer at 3plex.com>:
> > void mod_transcript(jsmi si)
> > {
> >   printf("----> TEST: in mod_transcript\n");
> >   js_mapi_register(si,e_SERVER,mod_transcript_server,NULL);
> > }
> > QUESTION:
> > How do I get it so that mod_transcript is instantiated upon all
> > message
> > arrivals... I thought (and CLEARLY I AM WRONG) that all messages pass
> > through all the jsm modules, and each module decides whether or not to
> > act
> > on it... This does not appear to be the case, because I never see
> > "----> TEST: in mod_transcript_server" in any transactions...
> > What do I have to do to register mod_transcript with all traffic (or
> > at
> > least "chat" traffic?)
>
>   Registering with e_SERVER will mean you will only get messages specifically
> targeted AT the server, aka, jabber.org/something, or just plain jabber.org.
> To test it, go ahead and send a message to yourserver/something, and sure
> enough, you'll see it.  I belive, IIRC, that two others are needed to do what
> you need to do:
>
>     js_mapi_register(si,e_DELIVER, mod_filter_handler, NULL);
>
>   Will be called before message delivery (Incoming)
>
>     js_mapi_register(si,e_OFFLINE, mod_filter_handler, NULL);
>
>   Will be called when user is offline.  Offline equiv to e_DELIVER (Incoming)
>
>     js_mapi_register(si,e_SESSION, mod_filter_session, NULL);
>
>   Will be called when logical sessions are created.  In this case, mod_filter
> session then does this:
>
>     js_mapi_session(es_OUT,m->s,mod_filter_out,NULL);
>
>   This will then call the mod_filter_out function when that session sends an
> outgoing message.
>
>   These examples are taken from mod_filter, simply becouse its the first one I
> saw that I knew related to your question.
>
>
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> Thomas Charron
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