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XMPP: The Definitive Guide

Name: XMPP: The Definitive Guide
ISBN: 9780596521264

by Peter Saint-Andre, Kevin Smith, Remko Tronçon

April 2009

Beginner to intermediate

308 pages

9h 8m

English

O'Reilly Media, Inc.

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A Note Regarding Supplemental Files
Preface
Why XMPP?Is This Book for You?Getting the Most Out of This BookConventions Used in This BookAbout the ExamplesUsing Code ExamplesSafari® Books OnlineHow to Contact UsAcknowledgmentsPeter Saint-AndreKevin SmithRemko Tronçon
I. An Overview of XMPP
1. Introduction
What Can You Do with XMPP?ServicesApplicationsBrief HistoryOpen Source and Open StandardsExtensibilitySummary
2. Basics of XMPP
ArchitectureAddressesDomainsUsersResourcesInternationalizationXMPP URIsStreaming XMLCommunication PrimitivesMessagePresenceIQExtensibilityAsynchronicityError HandlingHello Hello World World: Building a Basic XMPP ApplicationSummary
II. The XMPP Toolkit
3. Presence
Is Anybody Home?Authorization Required: The Subscription HandshakeHow Presence Is PropagatedAvailability StatusPresence PrioritiesDirected PresenceGoing OfflineRich PresencePresence and RostersUsing PresencePresence-Based RoutingAccess ControlPresence As a TransportSummary
4. Instant Messaging
I Think, Therefore IMChat SessionsAre You There? Chat State NotificationsLooks Matter: Formatted MessagesWho Are You? vCardsTalk to the Hand: Blocking and Filtering CommunicationBlocking: The Simple ApproachAdvanced Blocking and FilteringMore Messaging ExtensionsSummary
5. Discovering the World
Items and InfoUsing Service Discovery with Servers and ServicesUsing Service Discovery with ClientsExplicit Service DiscoveryEntity Capabilities: Service Discovery ShorthandSummary
6. Data Forms
Basic StructureUsing Data FormsDefining Your Terms: Form TypesIncluding Media in Data FormsSummary

7. Multi-Party Interactions
Starting the PartyGroupchat BasicsCrowd ControlWhat’s in a Nick?Configure This!Privacy, Security, and All That JazzMUC As a Data TransportSummary
8. Publish/Subscribe
Why It MattersQuickstartSubscriptionsPublishing and Receiving NotificationsPayloads: To Send or Not to Send?Items: To Store or Not to Store?Discovering NodesNode ManagementCreating and Deleting NodesNode ConfigurationManaging Node AccessItem Aggregation via Collection NodesPersonal Eventing: PubSub SimplifiedSummary
9. Jingle: Jabber Does Multimedia
To Instant Messaging and BeyondThe Jingle ModelMaking a CallA Swarm of NATsJingle on ICEAdditional Jingle ActionsSummary
10. Sending Binary Data
Starting Small: Bits of BinaryMoving On Up: Transferring Midsize Files In-BandThinking Big: Sending Large Files Out-of-BandSending Data DirectlySending Data Through a ProxyNegotiating File TransferFile Transfer Using Stream InitiationSession Negotiation Using JingleSummary
11. Remote Commands
Controlling ClientsA Simple CommandCommands and Data FormsProviding Custom CommandsAdvanced Workflows: SOAP, RPC, IO DataSummary
12. Connection Methods and Security
Negotiating an XMPP StreamAuthentication OptionsEncrypting the ConnectionServer FederationServer ComponentsBOSH: XMPP over HTTPServerless MessagingXMPP SecurityEncryptionAuthentication and IdentitySpam and AbuseSummary
III. Putting It All Together
13. Design Decisions
Is XMPP the Right Choice?How the XMPP Community WorksWriting XMPP SoftwareMixing, Matching, and Extending Existing XMPP SoftwareClient Extension, Bot, Component, or Server Module?Rolling Your Own Client or ServerExtending XMPPHow to Design Custom ExtensionsStandardizing New ExtensionsSummary
14. Building an XMPP Application
The CheshiR Microblogging PlatformFirst Sprint: The CheshiR XMPP IM BotAnalysisDesignCodingSecond Sprint: Configuring the CheshiR XMPP IM BotAnalysisDesignCodingThird Sprint: Scaling the CheshiR XMPP Service Using a Server ComponentAnalysisDesignCodingFourth Sprint: Registering with the CheshiR Server ComponentAnalysisDesignCodingFifth Sprint: Extending the Server Component with RostersAnalysisDesignCodingFuture SprintsA CheshiR Server Module or Dedicated Server?Summary
IV. Appendixes
A. A Guide to XMPP Specifications
XMPP RFCsXMPP Extension ProtocolsHumorous XEPsXMPP Compliance Suites
B. Popular Servers, Clients, and Libraries
ServersClientsCross-Platform (Linux, Mac OS X, Windows)LinuxMac OS XWindowsWeb BrowsersLibrariesActionScriptCC++C#FlashJavaJavaScriptPerlPHPPythonRuby
C. Further Practical Considerations
Getting StartedDebugging ToolsNetwork Setup
Glossary
Bibliography
Index
About the Authors
Colophon
Copyright

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