I have my wave server setup as a component wave.xmppnews.com to my
xmppnews.com server - my JID is b...@xmppnews.com.
In order for my dev sandbox account to send to the federated server I
had to use b...@wave.xmppnews.com as the contact id instead of the JID
- is this expected? I'm asking because my sandbox account is
b...@wavesandbox.com but I see in the data that the wave server
identifies itself as @wave.wavesandbox.com
Also, I can type in the sandbox client and see the updates on the
command line client window, but nothing I type in the command line
client gets sent to the sandbox account.
More details later as I figure out how to decode the log streams and
see if there are any error messages :)
but I did get data flowing sandbox -> federated so that's a partial
win :)
On Mon, Nov 2, 2009 at 12:54 PM, bear <bea...@gmail.com> wrote:
> Have to admit this is some cool stuff ;)
> I have my wave server setup as a component wave.xmppnews.com to my
> xmppnews.com server - my JID is b...@xmppnews.com.
> In order for my dev sandbox account to send to the federated server I
> had to use b...@wave.xmppnews.com as the contact id instead of the JID
> - is this expected? I'm asking because my sandbox account is
> b...@wavesandbox.com but I see in the data that the wave server
> identifies itself as @wave.wavesandbox.com
> Also, I can type in the sandbox client and see the updates on the
> command line client window, but nothing I type in the command line
> client gets sent to the sandbox account.
> More details later as I figure out how to decode the log streams and
> see if there are any error messages :)
> but I did get data flowing sandbox -> federated so that's a partial
> win :)
Note that you can use any component JID, not just wave.domainname.com,
so long as your XMPP server supports disco. If for what ever reason
you don't support disco, you have to use wave.domainname.com
On Tue, Nov 3, 2009 at 16:31, Devyn Cairns <devyn.cai...@gmail.com> wrote:
> Maybe "wavesandbox.com" is an alias for "wave.wavesandbox.com"?
> Anyhow, wave.* is not defined anywhere in the spec. So no, you do have to
> use @wave.xmppnews.com, otherwise it will go to your normal xmpp account.
> On Mon, Nov 2, 2009 at 12:54 PM, bear <bea...@gmail.com> wrote:
>> Have to admit this is some cool stuff ;)
>> I have my wave server setup as a component wave.xmppnews.com to my
>> xmppnews.com server - my JID is b...@xmppnews.com.
>> In order for my dev sandbox account to send to the federated server I
>> had to use b...@wave.xmppnews.com as the contact id instead of the JID
>> - is this expected? I'm asking because my sandbox account is
>> b...@wavesandbox.com but I see in the data that the wave server
>> identifies itself as @wave.wavesandbox.com
>> Also, I can type in the sandbox client and see the updates on the
>> command line client window, but nothing I type in the command line
>> client gets sent to the sandbox account.
>> More details later as I figure out how to decode the log streams and
>> see if there are any error messages :)
>> but I did get data flowing sandbox -> federated so that's a partial
>> win :)
Like Anthony said, you don't have to use 'wave'. The Federation wiki
page was recently
updated with a more detailed description of the resolution mechanism.
Look at the Connection
Establishment section:
On Tue, Nov 3, 2009 at 12:47 AM, Anthony Baxter <anthonybax...@gmail.com> wrote:
> Note that you can use any component JID, not just wave.domainname.com,
> so long as your XMPP server supports disco. If for what ever reason
> you don't support disco, you have to use wave.domainname.com
> On Tue, Nov 3, 2009 at 16:31, Devyn Cairns <devyn.cai...@gmail.com> wrote:
> > Maybe "wavesandbox.com" is an alias for "wave.wavesandbox.com"?
> > Anyhow, wave.* is not defined anywhere in the spec. So no, you do have to
> > use @wave.xmppnews.com, otherwise it will go to your normal xmpp account.
> > On Mon, Nov 2, 2009 at 12:54 PM, bear <bea...@gmail.com> wrote:
> >> Have to admit this is some cool stuff ;)
> >> I have my wave server setup as a component wave.xmppnews.com to my
> >> xmppnews.com server - my JID is b...@xmppnews.com.
> >> In order for my dev sandbox account to send to the federated server I
> >> had to use b...@wave.xmppnews.com as the contact id instead of the JID
> >> - is this expected? I'm asking because my sandbox account is
> >> b...@wavesandbox.com but I see in the data that the wave server
> >> identifies itself as @wave.wavesandbox.com
> >> Also, I can type in the sandbox client and see the updates on the
> >> command line client window, but nothing I type in the command line
> >> client gets sent to the sandbox account.
> >> More details later as I figure out how to decode the log streams and
> >> see if there are any error messages :)
> >> but I did get data flowing sandbox -> federated so that's a partial
> >> win :)
On Mon, Nov 2, 2009 at 9:58 PM, Joe Gregorio <j...@bitworking.org> wrote:
> Like Anthony said, you don't have to use 'wave'. The Federation wiki
> page was recently
> updated with a more detailed description of the resolution mechanism.
> Look at the Connection
> Establishment section:
> On Tue, Nov 3, 2009 at 12:47 AM, Anthony Baxter <anthonybax...@gmail.com>
> wrote:
> > Note that you can use any component JID, not just wave.domainname.com,
> > so long as your XMPP server supports disco. If for what ever reason
> > you don't support disco, you have to use wave.domainname.com
> > On Tue, Nov 3, 2009 at 16:31, Devyn Cairns <devyn.cai...@gmail.com>
> wrote:
> > > Maybe "wavesandbox.com" is an alias for "wave.wavesandbox.com"?
> > > Anyhow, wave.* is not defined anywhere in the spec. So no, you do have
> to
> > > use @wave.xmppnews.com, otherwise it will go to your normal xmpp
> account.
> > > On Mon, Nov 2, 2009 at 12:54 PM, bear <bea...@gmail.com> wrote:
> > >> Have to admit this is some cool stuff ;)
> > >> I have my wave server setup as a component wave.xmppnews.com to my
> > >> xmppnews.com server - my JID is b...@xmppnews.com.
> > >> In order for my dev sandbox account to send to the federated server I
> > >> had to use b...@wave.xmppnews.com as the contact id instead of the
> JID
> > >> - is this expected? I'm asking because my sandbox account is
> > >> b...@wavesandbox.com but I see in the data that the wave server
> > >> identifies itself as @wave.wavesandbox.com
> > >> Also, I can type in the sandbox client and see the updates on the
> > >> command line client window, but nothing I type in the command line
> > >> client gets sent to the sandbox account.
> > >> More details later as I figure out how to decode the log streams and
> > >> see if there are any error messages :)
> > >> but I did get data flowing sandbox -> federated so that's a partial
> > >> win :)
