Norman Rasmussen wrote:
> On 10/11/07, Douglas S. Blank <dblank cs.brynmawr.edu> wrote:
>> Norman Rasmussen wrote:
>> [snip]
>>> For sending large files you need to use ibb or
socks. They're both
>>> defined in their own xep's, and you can use the
SI xep to initiate the
>>> transfer.
>> Sorry, but I don't understand that paragraph. Can
you point to any
>> sample code? I don't know: ibb, xep, SI, and I
thought socks went on my
>> feet  I'm just a
regular user of xmpppy, not a developer of Jabber stuff.
>
> ahh, xep's come from http://www.xmpp.org/e
xtensions/
>
> the ones that might interest you are:
> - XEP-0065 SOCKS5 Bytestreams
> - XEP-0047 In-Band Bytestreams (IBB)
> - XEP-0095 Stream Initiation
> - XEP-0137 Publishing SI Requests
Thanks! I see that those are indeed ideas related to my
question. I'm
still confused about how I take this information and turn it
into a
method so that I could attach a file to a message.
I'm using xmpppy and xmppd. I construct messages in Python
with
something like:
client = xmpp.Client(server, debug=debug)
print "Making connection to server..."
client.connect()
print "Registering '%s'..." % name
xmpp.features.register(client, server,
{"username":
name.lower(),
"password":
password})
client.auth(self.name.lower(), password)
client.RegisterHandler('message', messageCB)
client.sendInitPresence()
I'm running the xmppd.py from the front page of
http://xmpppy.sourcefo
rge.net/
If I'm asking these questions in the wrong place, please let
me know.
Thanks!
-Doug
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