[JDEV] probs w/ aim-t

[Benoit Orihuela]

> > I think this is a Gabber problem. As aim-t has gone offline, you are no
> > more logged into AIM so if you want to be logged back to aim-t, you must
> > send a <presence/> tag but this is not possible directly with Gabber (I
> > do it with the debug window of Gabber).
> 
> What does the "Log into Transport" function of Gabber do, then?
mmm, I don't have this function in my Gabber ...
I just have 'Setup other IM systems' which is used to register to a
transport (with an iq query of 'register:set' type). Then, if you
successfully registered to the transport, it will send you a <presence
type=subscribe from='myaim/registered?name=...'> message to subscribe to
your presence information.


> > aim-t can't know that you want to register to it if you don't send
> > presence information ... (or Jabber should do it automatically for
> > registered users when aim-t comes online ? seems difficult ...)
> 
> What information is supposed to be sent to a transport in the presence
> packet?
If you replied to the presence message sent by the transport, you will
just need to log into jabber who will send presence information to the
transport (you replied to the susbscribe message).
Else, you can do it manually with a message like that :
<presence type='available' to='myaim/registered?name=...'/>


> eh, not really.  First, no application is terminating.  aim-t just goes
> offline; however, it does not change the status aim buddies in your roster
> to offline, so if you don't notice that aim-t has gone offline, you'll
> still think aim buddies are online.  When you try to send them a message,
> they won't get it.
yes, that seems like a bug ... the transport should at least notice you
that you went offline ...


Benoit.

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Benoit Orihuela		
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