[JDEV] Transport questions...

[Nicholas Perez]

Pretty much all you need to is implement a component that connects to 
jabberd backbone, and you will get packets to your jid which you can 
then manipulate. Of course for all the outgoing packets you will need to 
handle all of those sockets. There is an "Intro to Components" located 
here: http://docs.jabber.org/general/html/component-intro.html . This 
will get you started, and of course the JPG(jabber programming guide) 
will assist you in all the various protocol aspects. And of course if 
you hang out in jdev at conference.jabber.org we will help out if you have 
questions. And to make your life easier, there are about a bazillion 
different jabber libs in various languages to help you really get a jump 
start. I hope that helps.

Nick

Patrick Hilt wrote:
> Hello!
> This is my first post to this list after having read pretty much all the
> documentation and searched through the mailing list archives.
> I am wondering if there is any more detailed documentation on how to
> implement a transport?? From the documentation I found out that basically
> the machine that hosts the transport receives the XML packets through the
> etherx component and then passes them to the transport, which basically then
> does its thing. But I wasn't able to find any more detailed explanations on
> how to implement that, the etherx APIs, where I can find etherx or a more
> detailed description of the process...
> 
> I would like to try myself to create a SIP transport so any help or hints
> would be very much appreciated :-)!!!!!!
> 
> Patrick
> 
> 
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