The Jabber-Net project has finally [and rather amazingly if you know the jumbled history of this project] issued a release 1.0 announcement. Lots of great new features including DNS SRV as well as GSSAPI support. License is either GPL or JOSL.

When using the jabber-net assembly a SASL failure doesn't invoke OnAuthError as one would intuitively expect; SASL failures invoke the generic OnError method with a jabber.connection.sasl.SASLException. Just an interesting bit of trivia to avoid a potential gotcha.

In November of 2005 I presented this presentation entitled "Jivin' with JIVE" to the Kalamazoo Linux User Group. This presentation covered deploying and configuring the JIVE Messenger (now called "Wildfire" service to provide XMPP (instant messaging).

• XMPP
  • Links
    • The XMPP Home Page
    • The Jabber Home Page
  • HOWTOs
  • XMPP Notification from OpenNMS
• Wildfile
  • Links
    • The Wildfire Home Page
  • News
    • The name change from "JIVE Messenger"

The XMPP server "Jive Messenger" is now "Wildfire". You can read about the name change here, as well as the 33% performance increase achieved through optimization here. Those crazy cats over at jivesoftware have also created the Pampero project to bring the next level of scalability to the Wildfire server.

OpenNMS is a sophisticated and feature rich enterprise ready network monitoring solution (NMS). OpenNMS will monitor your systems via SNMP for performance information as well as availability by performing actual service requests such as HTTP requests. One of the most important features of any NMS is the ability to notify administrators when something has gone wrong either by e-mail, page, or some other means. OpenNMS supports a variety of notification methods (and you can add your own), and since version 1.2.1 this includes XMPP (aka "Jabber").