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Aug 25, 2005 8:33 AM by
Alex Wenckus
It sounds like Jabberd is not acting the way it perhaps should. The code in PacketReader of Smack does:
// Use the server name that the server says that it is.
connection.host = parser.getAttributeValue(i);
So, the server won''t report back it''s proper name and instead just throws an error.
Any chance you could use a different server like Jive Messenger? 
-Matt
my recommendation to you is to overwrite XMPPConnection(host, port) make it something like XMPPConnection(serverName, host, port) which really wouldn''t work though now that I look at it because init() is private so you wouldn''t be able to access it from your created class. You can go through init if you like and see if there are any private method''s called but any protected methods you would have to override also with a call to super so this hack might get complicated rather quickly 
Maybe its quicker to just hope for a fix.
I knew that Smack was supposed to do this, but it
doesn''t seem to work, at least in my case.
It doesn''t work because the server doesn''t let it. Maybe there''s a config change in Jabberd that would let it work. Otherwise, you''d have to change Smack as suggested above.
Seems to
me Jabberd is one of the most commenly used XMPP
servers, isn''t it?
Definitely true, but it''s not the best server anymore IMHO.
The reason I am not using Jive is that I need
transport support, how far along is Jive there?
Anyway, I will need to support customers with
Jabberd...
Transports are working well with Jive Messenger now (the Py* transports).
Regards,
Matt
