Hi:
I'm a gloox newbie. All the sample code (in the src\tests folder)
released with version 0.74 seems to call the Client's connect
method in blocking mode; i.e.,
j = new Client( jid, "hurkhurks" );
.
.
.
j->connect();
The default value is block=true for the connect() method.
In all these examples, the only way to send a message seems
to be as a response to receiving a message...?
If I want to be able to send a message without first having
to receive one, wouldn't I need to call
j->connect(false);
Maybe I just got it wrong. But, if I'm right, is
there some example code that shows me how to write
a application that doesn't depend on receiving
a message in order to send one?
thanks.
steve scott
sscott at san dot rr dot com
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