[JDEV] JIT - ICQ Transport release

lukasm lukasm at wp-sa.pl
Tue Nov 26 05:13:18 CST 2002


admin at jabber.fsinf.de wrote:

>On Mon, 25 Nov 2002, lukasm wrote:
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>>I'm pleased to announce that JIT ver 1.0.5 was released. JIT is ICQ
>>transport
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>What's the difference to ICQv7-t (icqv7-t.sf.net)? (from user's and
>programmer's point of view if possible)
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 - from users view JIT supports searching
 - dosn't support invisibility and visibility list
 - is very stable and fast

programmers or administrators:
 - JIT is easy to run ( only one binary file )
 - JIT uses libicq2000 and multithreded jabberd server.
 - JIT has only 12 threads:
         a) 10 MTQ , can be changed by MTQ_THREADS
         b) 1 I/O
         c) 1 heartbeat
    for all users, every session has own mtq queue ( one thread has many 
sessions )
 - low memory consumption ( max 30 MB for 500 users online  ), no memory 
leaks.
 - many configuration parameters like charset coding, sms presence, idle 
session timeout ...

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>Does JIT support direct connections?
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NO :(

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>Does it read XDB files of the old ICQ-t?
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Yes and no. From old xdb files JIT reads only registration data. List of 
contacts is red from
main server roster ( JIT uses users roster ).

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>Is JIT stable (has it been tested with 40+ simultaneous connections)?
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JIT works stable with over 500 users online each day. Check 
http://kontakt.wp.pl ( it is in polish language ! ).

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>>- messages, presences
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of course.

>Invisibility?
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Yes, you can send <presence type=invisilbe to='icq.host'/> to became 
invisible.

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>>- sms
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>Yes
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>Incoming SMS?
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Yes

Best regards

Lukasz Karwacki

PS. I also have developed special jabberd server (on pthreads ) and fast 
jsm and xdb modules ( they are working for over one year ).
If anyone needs many connections I have special conection pooler called 
WPJ ( if you don't like jpolld or c2s ). WPJ uses /dev/epoll and can 
handle over 5000 users connected. On test 5 WPJ's could handle 40 
thousand users connected.





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