8 Feb
2013
8 Feb
'13
5 p.m.
On 02/08/2013 11:02 AM, Guillaume Lerouge wrote:
Hi Paul,
I remember that back in the summer of 2010 some XWiki developers looked at
integrating a XMPP server with XWiki. If I remember correctly, a LDAP
server was used for user management and both the XMPP server and the wiki
were plugged into it.
We were using an external OpenFire, which used an LDAP auth, the same
that XWiki was using. Thus, there were the same users, but not the wiki
users but the LDAP ones. Because of that, at least during the hackathon,
we didn't manage to automatically log in people to the chat when they
were logged in in the wiki, even if they were, actually, the same users
(the user had to retype pass).
There was a small chat box popping up in wiki pages as well as a list of
connected users from which one could initiate conversations. It was very
experimental, worked fine for about 15 users but I have no idea about
scaling.
I forgot the name of the js lib we used for UI, there was a little js
API for communicating with an XMPP, one I had seen at a fosdem a few
years ago. I can dig for that code to check it out if you want.
Happy XWiki-ing,
Anca
Thanks,
Guillaume
On Thu, Feb 7, 2013 at 10:43 PM, Paul Libbrecht<paul(a)hoplahup.net> wrote:
Hello fellow XWiki developers,
I was wondering if anyone had taken the time to have a joint install of
XWiki and OpenFire, apparently a fairly scalable XMPP server with nice
feature completeness.
Something should be done at the UI level, such as candy-chat probably.
My question is more about the server side, there seems to be a way to
write an adapter to fetch user-information from a database, so that
exposing users of XWiki might be simple.
Did anyone try this already?
Did it scale?
thanks in advance
paul
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