Ah, then I don't see why it isn't working. The gTalk app shouldn't be tied to only gTalk since I can configure it to communicate with another server.

I set it up to use my Openfire server as it's communication server but I can't see it logging in. I ran a port-sniffer on the server using port 5222 and I can see the gTalk app connecting on the port but nothing shows in Openfire.

The info that gets sent by the gTalk app before it disconnects is:

<?xml version='1.0' ?>         

<stream:stream to='myservername' xmlns='jabber:client' xmlns:stream='http://etherx.jabber.org/streams' version='1.0'>

Where "myservername" ofcourse is the name of my Openfire server.

After that, no communication seems to be occuring at all. I have tried connecting to the Openfire server from a different network with Spark which works fine and from what I can tell it also starts communication in the same way.

I do belive it will work with Openfire somehow but it just seems like it isn't connecting to the Openfire server even though I can sniff inbound communication from it on the correct port (5222).

Thanks for your reply though, it made me even more confident Openfire should work.

/Sebastian