punjab only returns "XEP-0124 - BOSH"

[seiji takegata]

Hi, all

I'm building xmpp/web chat server.

First I tried Openfire http-bind option thru Candy on Apache.

It seems working but unstable ( connections are broken within several minutes.)

I learned Openfire built-in http-bind is buggy and punjab may be better.

http://community.igniterealtime.org/thread/45697

So I'm trying punjab with:

candy-chat-candy-v1.0.9-8 

Openfire-3.8.2-1 

CentOS release 6.4

Python 2.6.6

Twisted-13.1.0

I don't know which version of the punjab I'm trying because gitHub download ZIP didn't show me.

I execute 

twistd -y punjab.tac 

in a root shell, no message showed, looks fine, but candy will not connect.

test page is here http://youbot.jp/candy/pj/index3.html

for a test, I accessed Openfire's http-bind with

http://youbot.jp:7070/http-bind/?%3Cbody%20rid=%221%22/%3E

then it returns BOSH message, but punjab

http://youbot.jp:5280/http-bind/?%3Cbody%20rid=%221%22/%3E

returns "XEP-0124 - BOSH" only.

What should I do next?

Thank you.

[Christopher Zorn]

Punjab does not support GET for doing BOSH. You will always get the same message when a GET request is made. You have to make POST requests. So you have to configure candy to do the right thing.

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[seiji takegata]

 Christopher.

Thank you very much for your comment,

I understand my checking method is not correct. 

I will check the candy setting not to use GET request but I'm not sure if candy is using GET request.

Before that, I want to check the connection between punjab and Openfire. How can I do that?

Thank you.


2013年10月16日水曜日 5時00分35秒 UTC+9 Christopher Zorn:

[Christopher Zorn]

The only way to test the connection between Punjab and Openfire is to start a BOSH session. You can do with with a curl request. You can also use firebug or chrome's developer tools to check to see if candy is doing the right thing. 

[seiji takegata]

Thank you. I'm gonna try it someday.

By the way, I found a stable way to connect openfire and candy directly.

It seems working well know.

Thank you.

2013年10月17日木曜日 1時51分30秒 UTC+9 Christopher Zorn: