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XMPP and WCF .Net – Connecting a XMPP client to Openfire
With Openfire installed (http://www.johandekoning.nl/index.php/2009/11/30/xmpp-and-wcf-net-installation-of-openfire/) it is time to create some users and connect with a XMPP client to the server.
User management
Because of the simple installation, users created on the Openfire server are stored inside the embedded database. To add new users, make sure that the server runs and open the administration console (default address http://localhost:9090). [...]Dec 1st, 2009 | Filed under Uncategorized -
XMPP and WCF .Net – Installation of OpenFire
In my previous blogpost, I talked about my goal to make an XMPP implementation within .Net based on Windows Communication Foundation. Before I can start, I had to find out how a normal XMPP stream would be send/retrieved between client and server.
In this blogitem, I will explain the steps I took to install the OpenFire [...]Nov 30th, 2009 | Filed under Uncategorized -
XMPP and WCF .Net – Introduction
Hummm… XMPP and WCF? Is this not a blog page about Android or other Google related stuff. That’s partly true but as a Microsoft .Net developer I am more interested in combining the best of both world. I like Google and Microsoft products. I really like the open source vision of Google. But when it comes [...]
Nov 29th, 2009 | Filed under Uncategorized
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