<HTML><BODY style="word-wrap: break-word; -khtml-nbsp-mode: space; -khtml-line-break: after-white-space; ">This is possible. My way to test this would be to use another client (ie. Psi) and see if the server is giving the same response. <DIV> </DIV><DIV>-Chris</DIV><DIV> <DIV><DIV>On May 21, 2007, at 7:13 PM, Srikrishna Das wrote:</DIV> <BLOCKQUOTE type="cite">Hey Chris, Can it be that the ICQ transport component did understand the query and has also sent the replies but.. the icq client is not able to catch it or understand the presence notification? I am not sure, its just a guess. :P <DIV>On 5/21/07, Chris Chen <<A href="mailto:ckchris@echomine.com">ckchris@echomine.com</A>> wrote:<BLOCKQUOTE class="gmail_quote" style="border-left: 1px solid rgb(204, 204, 204); margin: 0pt 0pt 0pt 0.8ex; padding-left: 1ex;"> Eugeny, See below for comments: > Then I request registration information > > <iq to="<A href="http://icq.my.domain.com">icq.my.domain.com</A>" from="<A href="http://ds@my.domain.com/Feridian"> ds@my.domain.com/Feridian</A>" > id="icq1" type="get"><query xmlns="<A href="jabber:iq">jabber:iq</A>:register"/></iq> > > <iq from='<A href="http://icq.my.domain.com">icq.my.domain.com </A>' to='<A href="http://ds@my.domain.com/Feridian">ds@my.domain.com/Feridian</A>' > id='icq1' type='result'><query > xmlns='<A href="jabber:iq">jabber:iq</A>:register'><instructions>Please > type your ICQ user id number into the username field and your > password.</instructions><username>123456789</username><password/ > ><registered/></query></iq> > This shows that your transport account has the necessary registration information. Double check to make sure that the account username and password that you stored is correct. > And finally I'm trying to send presence (login into) transport: > > <presence to="<A href="http://icq.my.domain.com">icq.my.domain.com</A>" from="<A href="http://ds@my.domain.com/Feridian">ds@my.domain.com/Feridian</A>" > id="icq1"><status>Online</status></presence> > > but I don't get any response! > > In case if I send broadcast presence packet, transport responds > with online > status. > > What do I miss here? This is how I think XMPP transports work: XMPP Presence Transport Presence ------------------------- --------------------------------- Online Online Offline Offline Away Away ...... ........ When you set your global presence (ie. sending "available" presence for your xmpp account), xmpp server will normally log you into all the registered transports. From what I remember, the gateways' presence statuses are in sync with your xmpp account. I don't believe that gateway transports can have statuses that are different from your XMPP account status. However, I am not quite so sure about this. It's quite possible that gateway components might add support to respond to direct queries such as the one you sent above. But given that you didn't get any acknowledgements, I take it that the ICQ transport component didn't understand your query and silently ignored it. If you want, maybe you can take a look at the transport's source code to see if status change queries are supported. Thanks, Chris </BLOCKQUOTE></DIV> -- Stay Hungry, Stay Foolish! Kri$h</BLOCKQUOTE></DIV> </DIV></BODY></HTML>