Re: [ecf-dev] org.eclipse.ecf.presence.IFQID

[Eugen Reiswich <reiswich@xxxxxx>]

Hi Scott,

thanks for the hint with Remote-OSGi-Services in your last email. I will try it out this weekend and give you feedback. The problem with IDFQ is the following:

The 'id' I'm trying to get the resource for is an item in the IRosterEntry-object:

IRosterEntry entry = (IRosterEntry) object;

ID id = entry.getUser().getID();

IFQID fqID = id.getAdapter(IFQID.class);

If I got it right the problem is located in the XMPPContainerPresenceHelper in this method:

protected void handleIQEvent(IQEvent evt) {

....

final IRosterEntry entry = createRosterEntry(item);

....

}

The IRosterEntry object created in this method does not contain any resources as the RosterPacket.Item 'item' doesn't have this information either. And if I try to obtain this information from the IRosterEntry-object the result is just a "/". I've been thinking how to solve this issue but I have got not idea how to obtain the resource information as in my opinion the RosterPacket.Item is the first and only information I get from the XMPP-Server. Have you got any ideas? 

And even if we are able to get the resources for an ID, will all the Remote-OSGi-Services work with this? I mean there will be one user with several resources and though I'll need to distinguish the remote-services for each user/resource pair. Problems over problems, sorry for that. I already talked to Markus Alexander Kuppe and we'll meet in a few weeks to talk about this issue.

Cheers,

Eugen

Am 29.10.2008 um 21:51 schrieb Scott Lewis:

Hi Eugen,

I'm looking at this now and need to ask...where are you calling the code

IDFQ idfq = (IDFQ) id.getAdapter(IDFQ.class);

idfq.getResourceName();

I guess what I'm asking is:  how do you get the 'id' above (is it a listener and if so which one).

Thanks,

Scott

Eugen Reiswich wrote:

Hi folks,

I'm trying to work with the above mentioned ID to get the resource for an XMPP-ID. According to this solution: https://bugs.eclipse.org/bugs/show_bug.cgi?id=246155 I should be able to call:

IDFQ idfq = (IDFQ) id.getAdapter(IDFQ.class);

idfq.getResourceName();

But unfortunately this doesn't work for me. The resource I get is always empty. I'm basically trying to display online user in a tree with the associated resource using XMPP as protocol. When I debug my code my IRosterEntry-objects are all listed without a resource. This is the way how I retrieve the IRoster:

IPresenceContainerAdapter adapter = (IPresenceContainerAdapter) this.containter

.getAdapter(IPresenceContainerAdapter.class);

IRosterManager rosterManager = adapter.getRosterManager();

IRoster roster = rosterManager.getRoster(); 

I would really appreciate if someone could help me with my problem.

Cheers,

Eugen

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