Jitsi Videobridge architecture

[Manjunath Betadur]

Is there any resource of Jitsi Videobridge architecture that shows how to use it along with Openfire XMPP and WebRTC servers on Android & iOS ?
As far as, what I know is :
- Setup the Openfire & WebRTC servers
- Install Jitsi Videobridge plugin on Openfire instance.
- Use libjitsi at the client end (Android/iOS)

But, how to create channels using Jitsi Videobridge ?
What is the sequence to communicate with Jitsi server from the clients ?
Is it necessary to use Rayo XEP for signaling OR can we just use payload messages ?

I want to build an app similar to jitsi meet on Android & iOS.

[Philipp Hancke]

2014-08-11 21:24 GMT+02:00 Manjunath Betadur <manjunath...@gmail.com>:

Is there any resource of Jitsi Videobridge architecture that shows how to use it along with Openfire XMPP and WebRTC servers on Android & iOS ?
As far as, what I know is :
- Setup the Openfire & WebRTC servers
- Install Jitsi Videobridge plugin on Openfire instance.
- Use libjitsi at the client end (Android/iOS)

But, how to create channels using Jitsi Videobridge ?

http://xmpp.org/extensions/xep-0340.html describes that.

 

What is the sequence to communicate with Jitsi server from the clients ?

A mix of CoLiBri and Jingle. Look at the xmpp messages flowing on meet.jit.si in the chrome network debug console.

 

Is it necessary to use Rayo XEP for signaling OR can we just use payload messages ?

no, rayo is not needed for this.

 

I want to build an app similar to jitsi meet on Android & iOS.

you might want to ask on the jitsi dev mailing list found https://jitsi.org/Development/MailingLists