Communications

Setting up an infrastructure for Instant Messaging – Article series

Instant messaging (IM) is nowadays one of the most used ways of communication and collaboration. In the next few articles I will be discussing how to create an infrastructure for instant messaging (IM) in your network.

The articles will show you how to install and configure an IM server, as well as how to use a XMPP library in Java in order to add instant messaging capabilities to your own application. Stay tuned!

Articles Series:

  1. Openfire server installation
  2. Openfire server configuration 
  3. XMPP IM with Smack for Java applications
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Ilias Tsagklis

Ilias is a software developer turned online entrepreneur. He is co-founder and Executive Editor at Java Code Geeks.
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vimal mishra
vimal mishra
10 years ago

I need some help regarding openfire server configuration .I want to use openfire server in eclipse for that i took help from this link https://community.igniterealtime.org/docs/DOC-1020.I want to know the each steps that need to configure in build path.
And i also want to create two client through java programming.I want to know this program shud be with in plugin file or another new project.if another new project then how it will run on openfire server.

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