I have an xmpp server (openfire) installed in my localhost.. wonder if I can create apps that can connect to my server and enable users to chat and call? Thanks
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Mark Sewell Hello,
This may be possible, but can you elaborate a bit on what you're trying to build? Are you not wanting to use the phono gateway? Or do you want Phono users to chat with users on their openfire server?
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invincible015 i just want to authenticate user using openfire.
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Mark Sewell I'm still not understanding what you're trying to do.
Phono has no user authentication; you're not authenticating the session with anything. You may authenticate your users against a web app if you want, and choose whether to show the phono javascript, of course.
Is the thinking that you can log into your xmpp server with Phono and basically have Phono be a chat client on the web?
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Justin Dupree Posting this on your behalf - looks like a reply was sent to a "noreply" address:
There are users registered in the server then I wonder if I can use
phono to provide chat and calling service among users. Basically like
gtalk... where users login and then they have these contacts whom they
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KrisBoone Hello,
The Phono Messaging API provides an API for sending and receiving XMPP messages - this is built right in to Phono natively. Below I've included a blog posting with some additional information. Is this something that would work for you?
http://blog.phono.com/2011/08/08/add-group-instant-messaging-to-your-website/
Kris Boone
Voxeo Labs
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invincible015 Thank you for the reply, I guess it will help but what I'm really trying is more of a one-to-one chat. My original plan is like an intranet chat that members need not to have internet connection to call or chat. They just need to be connected to the same network. Anyway, I guess it's not possible that my local XMPP server will handle all the interactions since I need to connect to voxeo server all the time. Am I getting the right idea?
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KrisBoone Sorry I missed your response. Yes, you are correct - the Phono client relies on the Gateway for the ability to send/receive XMPP messages.