orc.lib.net
Class XMPPConnection

java.lang.Object
  orc.runtime.values.Value
      orc.runtime.sites.Site
          orc.runtime.sites.EvalSite
              orc.lib.net.XMPPConnection

All Implemented Interfaces:

Callable, Future

public class XMPPConnection
extends EvalSite

Orc support for the XMPP (Jabber, Google Talk) messaging protocol.

For the most part, the API follows that of Smack. This example program should get you started:

 var (user, pass) = ("USER", "PASS")
 var talkto = "USER@gmail.com"
 site XMPPConnection = orc.lib.net.XMPPConnection
 val conn = XMPPConnection("talk.google.com", 5222, "gmail.com") >conn>
   conn.connect() >>
   conn.login(user, pass) >>
   conn
 conn.chat(talkto) >chat>
 chat.send("Are you there?") >>
 chat.receive()
 

WARNING: to talk to someone you must appear in their buddy list. Currently you will have to handle this manually before trying to talk to them using Orc.

I wish I could just use our Java sites to generate this automatically, but there are a few methods in the API which require asynchronous behavior and so must be implemented as Orc sites.

Author:

quark

Constructor Summary

XMPPConnection()

Method Summary

Value

evaluate(Args args)

Methods inherited from class orc.runtime.sites.EvalSite

callSite

Methods inherited from class orc.runtime.sites.Site

accept, createCall

Methods inherited from class orc.runtime.values.Value

forceArg, forceCall, head, isCons, isNil, isNone, isSome, signal, tail, untag

Methods inherited from class java.lang.Object

clone, equals, finalize, getClass, hashCode, notify, notifyAll, toString, wait, wait, wait

Constructor Detail

XMPPConnection

public XMPPConnection()

Method Detail

evaluate

public Value evaluate(Args args)
               throws TokenException

Specified by:

evaluate in class EvalSite

Throws:

TokenException