[JDEV] Browsing Public Chatrooms
Ritu Khetan
ritu at netcore.co.in
Mon Jun 2 06:52:55 CDT 2003
Hello all,
I have installed jabber-1.4.2 and conference-0.4. Here are the
jabber.xml fragments:
<conference type="public" jid="conference.192.168.2.19" name="Public
Chatrooms"/>
<service id='conference.192.168.2.19'>
<load><conference>./conference-0.4/conference.so</conference></load>
<conference xmlns="jabberd:config:conference">
<public/>
<vCard>
<FN>Public Chatrooms</FN>
<DESC>This service is for public chatrooms.</DESC>
<URL>http://foo.bar/</URL>
</vCard>
<history>20</history>
<notice>
<join> has become available</join>
<leave> has left</leave>
<rename> is now known as </rename>
</notice>
<room jid="help at conference.192.168.2.19">
<name>Assistance Zone</name>
<privacy/>
</room>
<room jid="admin at conference.192.168.2.19">
<name>Adminz only</name>
<secret>secret</secret>
<notice>
<join> just rocks!</join>
<leave> gets lost</leave>
<rename> feels it is more important to be known as </rename>
</notice>
</room>
</conference>
</service>
I am now trying to use Exodus to create a new room such that other
Exodus users are able to browse the public rooms. Unfortunately Exodus
doesn't seem to get the public roomnames. However, it allows me to join
a room whose name is known to me.
Please help!
Regards,
Ritu
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