Yes, it is all because the STL not support for S60 2nd. BTW, could
CSecureSocket be my answer for this prob? hence i don't need third party
anymore (libssl, libcrypto, and so on).
--- On Fri, 1/15/10, Kyle M. Lee <mail2kyle@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
From: Kyle M. Lee <mail2kyle@xxxxxxxxx>
Subject: Re: [gloox-dev] Ask: Gloox for Symbian C++
To: gloox-dev@xxxxxxxxxx
Date: Friday, January 15, 2010, 10:44 AM
I've ported gloox to SymbiamOS before, but only S60 3rd MR +, Cause of STL
supporting.The socket part, you can rewrite a tcpclientconnection class in
symbian style.
On Fri, Jan 8, 2010 at 1:54 PM, Harapan Rachman <harapanrachman@xxxxxxxxx>
wrote:
Dear all.
First, let me introduce myself. I am Harapan. I am currently developing Symbian
C++
simple chat bot application connected to Google Talk Service. I've read
carefully the documentation of Gloox. Now I have several questions and i would
be thank you if you want to spare a moment answering my questions.
1. As per Google Talk Service requirement, instead of Gloox example of bot
Class, i modify it a little and the result is shown below.
// ---------------------------------------
#include <gloox/client.h>
#include <gloox/messagehandler.h>
#include <gloox/connectionlistener.h> //is it correct?
using namespace gloox;
class Bot : public MessageHandler,
ConnectionListener //required by google
{
public:
virtual bool onTLSConnect(const CertInfo& info) //required by google
talk
{
//since i'd like to trust the google server,
return True;
}
Bot()
{
JID jid( "myaccount@xxxxxxxxx" );
j = new Client( jid, "mypassword", 5222);
j->setServer("talk.google.com"); //google host name
j->registerMessageHandler( this );
j->registerConnectionListener( this ); //required by google talk
j->connect();
}
virtual void handleMessage( const Message& stanza,
MessageSession* session = 0 )
{
// Do something with the stanza content and sender
}
private:
Client* j;
};
// ------------------------------------------
Is the above coding correct?
2. For this question, I include three files that may be handy. In Symbian, as
you might
have known, to read/write a certain amount of data, we need to first open a
socket and
initiate connection as shown below.
// ------------------------
// Open a TCP socket
User::LeaveIfError( iSocket.Open(
iSocketServ,
KAfInet,
KSockStream,
KProtocolInetTcp, iConnection ) );
// Set up address information
iAddress.SetPort( KDefaultPortNumber );
iAddress.SetAddress( aAddr );
// Initiate socket connection
iSocket.Connect( iAddress, iStatus );
SetActive();
// ------------------------
then we read/write the data from/to socket as shown below.
// ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
// CIAPConnectDemoEngine::WriteL()
// Writes data to socket.
// ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
//
void CIAPConnectDemoEngine::WriteL( const TDesC8& aData )
{
if ( iEngineStatus == EConnected )
{
iSocketsWriter->IssueWriteL( aData );
}
}
// ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
// CIAPConnectDemoEngine::ReadL()
// Initiates read of data from socket.
//
---------------------------------------------------------------------------
//
void CIAPConnectDemoEngine::ReadL()
{
if ( ( iEngineStatus == EConnected ) && ( !iSocketsReader->IsActive() ) )
{
iSocketsReader->StartL();
}
}
// --------------------------
So my question is, Does the code below require that my symbian chat app has
already
been connected to internet?
j->connect();
After j->connect(), do I need to open socket and do symbian socket
reading/writing? In
other words, do I need to provide internet connection only and let j->connect
handle
the rest of it?
3. the virtual handleMessage(...), as shown above is called when there is
incoming
message regardless the sender. Now, i need to put a lot of piece of code in
virtual
handleMessage(...). If by any chance, there is incoming message and my
handleMessage(...) have not finished the job, what will then happen? what if
there are
tenth incoming messages altogether? can the incoming message wait? or my app
crash? I
need a shed of light here ^_^7
4. When I install GNUTLS and GNUIDN, should i let the installer to choose the
default
installation path?
5. Is there anything that i should know about how to build Symbian chat bot app
using
your Gloox library?
6. In the gloox.mmp, i found the following code;
library libstdcpp.lib libssl.lib
library libcrypto.lib libz.lib
i can not find in the gloox 1.0 file downloaded from camaya.net. where can i
find it?
7. Recently, i try compiling the code. But it yields error, i.e.:
can not find <string>,<map> and <list>.
so i downloaded the stl-port 5.2.1. from stlport.org. yet, the errors still
occured. it said; undefined identifier std. OMG, i think the stl is not
compatible with Symbian C++ compiler (S60 2nd FP3 SDK), isn't it? um... how
can i solve it?
I think that's all. I am sorry for hasking so many questions. And i really
thank you for spending your time reading my email.
Sincerely,
Harapan Rachman.
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