JSON-RPC - JSON Remote Procedure Call
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The Real Time Web with XMPP
- 1. The Real Time Web with XMPP an Introduction to Strophe.js Jack Moffitt Collecta
- 2. What is XMPP?
- 3. eXtensible Messaging and Presence Protocol
- 4. Why XMPP?
- 5. HTTP APIs are great
- 6. HTTP polling sucks
- 7. Real time is different
- 8. XMPP basics
- 9. XMPP network
- 10. XMPP addressing
- 11. example.com
- 12. jack@example.com
- 13. jack@example.com/home
- 14. jack@example.com/work
- 15. jack@example.com/7a29d835f9c
- 16. XMPP protocol
- 17. XML
- 18. XML streams
- 19. XML stanzas
- 20. <message/>
- 21. <presence/>
- 22. <iq/>
- 23. <message/>
- 24. <message from=’juliet@book.lit/home’ to=’romeo@book.lit’ type=’chat’> <body> Wherefore art thou, Romeo? </body> </message>
- 25. <message from=’juliet@book.lit/home’ to=’romeo@book.lit’ type=’chat’> <body> Wherefore art thou, Romeo? </body> </message>
- 26. <message from=’juliet@book.lit/home’ to=’romeo@book.lit’ type=’chat’> <body> Wherefore art thou, Romeo? </body> </message>
- 27. <message from=’juliet@book.lit/home’ to=’romeo@book.lit’ type=’chat’> <body> Wherefore art thou, Romeo? </body> </message>
- 28. <message from=’juliet@book.lit/home’ to=’romeo@book.lit’ type=’chat’> <body> Wherefore art thou, Romeo? </body> </message>
- 29. <presence/>
- 30. <presence type=‘away’> <show>away</show> <status>At JSConf 2009</status> </presence>
- 31. <presence type=‘away’> <show>away</show> <status>At JSConf 2009</status> </presence>
- 32. <presence type=‘away’> <show>away</show> <status>At JSConf 2009</status> </presence>
- 33. <presence type=‘away’> <show>away</show> <status>At JSConf 2009</status> </presence>
- 34. <iq/>
- 35. <iq to=‘book.lit’ type=’get’ id=’disco:1’> <query xmlns=’disco#info’/> </iq>
- 36. <iq to=‘book.lit’ type=’get’ id=’disco:1’> <query xmlns=’disco#info’/> </iq>
- 37. <iq to=‘book.lit’ type=’get’ id=’disco:1’> <query xmlns=’disco#info’/> </iq>
- 38. <iq to=‘book.lit’ type=’get’ id=’disco:1’> <query xmlns=’disco#info’/> </iq>
- 39. <iq to=‘book.lit’ type=’get’ id=’disco:1’> <query xmlns=’disco#info’/> </iq>
- 40. <iq to=’romeo@book.lit/home’ from=‘book.lit’ type=’result’ id=’disco:1’> <query xmlns=’disco#info’> <identity category='server' type='im' name='ejabberd'/> <feature var='vcard-temp'/> </query> </iq>
- 41. <iq to=’romeo@book.lit/home’ from=‘book.lit’ type=’result’ id=’disco:1’> <query xmlns=’disco#info’> <identity category='server' type='im' name='ejabberd'/> <feature var='vcard-temp'/> </query> </iq>
- 42. <iq to=’romeo@book.lit/home’ from=‘book.lit’ type=’result’ id=’disco:1’> <query xmlns=’disco#info’> <identity category='server' type='im' name='ejabberd'/> <feature var='vcard-temp'/> </query> </iq>
- 43. <iq to=’romeo@book.lit/home’ from=‘book.lit’ type=’result’ id=’disco:1’> <query xmlns=’disco#info’> <identity category='server' type='im' name='ejabberd'/> <feature var='vcard-temp'/> </query> </iq>
- 44. XMPP and the Web
- 45. Sites using XMPP on the Web
- 46. BOSH Bidirectional streams Over Synchronous Http
- 47. Long polling
- 48. Normal polling Long polling
- 49. What is Strophe?
- 50. XMPP client library
- 51. JavaScript
- 52. Real time Web applications
- 53. Fully documented
- 54. Highly optimized
- 55. Well tested
- 56. Built for Chesspark
- 57. StanzIQ and Speeqe
- 58. also used by Seesmic Yammer Neuros OSD
- 59. First steps
- 60. Managing connections
- 61. Connecting
- 62. var connection = new Strophe.Connection(URL);
- 63. connection.connect( jid, password, callback );
- 64. user@domain Strophe lets server assign resource
- 65. user@domain/resource Strophe requests a specific resource
- 66. domain or domain/resource Strophe will try SASL ANONYMOUS
- 67. The connection callback
- 68. Strophe reports status
- 69. connecting authenticating authentication failed connected disconnecting disconnected
- 70. function on_status(status) { if (status == Strophe.Status.CONNECTED) { // send initial presence // query for the roster } }
- 71. Sending data
- 72. connection.send(xml);
- 73. Disconnecting
- 74. connection.disconnect();
- 75. All about events
- 76. Event driven
- 77. Interaction events
- 78. Timed events
- 79. Stanza events
- 80. Examples
- 81. User clicks send button $(‘#send’).click(function () { // build message stanza // send message });
- 82. Display incoming messages
- 83. Add a handler connection.addHandler( on_message, null, “message”, “chat” );
- 84. Respond to matched stanzas function on_message(msg) { // extract message body // display text return true; }
- 85. Dealing with IQ stanzas
- 86. Answering incoming IQs connection.addHandler( on_iq_version, “jabber:iq:version”, “iq”, “get” );
- 87. Getting responses connection.addHandler( on_version, null, “iq”, null, “disco-1” );
- 88. Timed handlers connection.addTimedHandler( 100, send_flood );
- 89. Building stanzas
- 90. Strophe.Builder
- 91. Almost always returns Strophe.Builder
- 92. Allows function chaining just like jQuery
- 93. var stanza = new Strophe.Builder( “message”, {“to”: “someone@jabber.org”, “type”: “chat”} );
- 94. Chainable methods
- 95. Adding a child c(name, attrs)
- 96. Adding text content t(“some text”)
- 97. Adding pre-made children cnode(element)
- 98. Modifying attributes attrs(new_attrs)
- 99. Traversing the tree up()
- 100. Examples
- 101. new Strophe.Builder( “message”, {“to”: “someone@jabber.org”, “type”: “chat”} ).c(“body”).t(“Hello, World!”);
- 102. new Strophe.Builder( “message”, {“to”: “...”, “type”: “chat”} ).c(“body”).t(“Hi”) .up() .c(“html”, {“xmlns”: “.../xhtml-im”}) .c(“body”, ...) .c(“p”).t(“Hi”)
- 103. Convenience functions
- 104. $pres(attrs) $msg(attrs) $iq(attrs)
- 105. Send available presence $pres()
- 106. Build a message $msg({“to”: “someone@jabber.org”, “type”: “chat”}) .c(“body”).t(“XMPP rocks!”)
- 107. Unchainable methods
- 108. calling stanza.toString() produces “<message to=‘someone@jabber.org’ type=‘chat’/>”
- 109. stanza.tree() produces a DOM tree
- 110. Hello, Server! an application
- 111. Plugins!
- 112. Strophe.addNamespace( ‘XHTML_IM’, ‘http://jabber.org/protocol/xhtml-im’ );
- 113. Strophe.addConnectionPlugin( ‘myplugin’, { init: function (conn) { ... } } );
- 114. Identi.ca microblogging
- 115. The Future
- 116. XPath matching with Strophe
- 117. conn.addHandler( “/message[@from=‘you@foo.com’ and @type=‘chat’]”, function (elem) {...});
- 118. The multi-session problem
- 119. http://code.stanziq.com/strophe http://metajack.im jack@collecta.com
