Hello,

Good news !
OneTeam for iPhone has been send on Apple store.
This is the first true XMPP / Jabber client supporting Apple push.

OneTeam 3.0 adds:
* Apple push support (requires a supported server, deployed on Oneteam.im)
* Configurable push session length with notify on disconnect
* Fast reconnect / session rebind
* Vibration / sound on push message reception
* Fix sending images problem with iPhone 3.0
* Improvement for file transfer user interface
* General user interface improvements
* Allow use of non-fully qualified domain as JID
* Fix login problem with older non XMPP compliant servers.

New profile screen:

Configuration screen with push:

Push notification received:

XMPP groupchat screen shot:

Will the push module be free and/or opensource, or available through the imstore ?

It will be a commercial module, mostly because Apple requires it is tight to OneTeam developer credential. It thus requires a ProcessOne server to hold the private key to use Apple push. The push will go from any ejabberd server to ProcessOne server (through s2s) and then will use OneTeam developer credential to push the message.
The Apple push module for ejabberd will be sold on IMstore this week.

Do you intend to develop a OneTeam module for Openfire as well or will this be exlusive to ejabberd servers?

Julian Schrader - 05 July 2009 03:17 PM

Do you intend to develop a OneTeam module for Openfire as well or will this be exlusive to ejabberd servers?

I want push for Openfire too - but I fear we will neither get an answer nor push notifications for Openfire ever ....

Why no answer ? Too pessimistic ;)

For obvious reasons, we will no write an Openfire module. However, if JiveSoftware would like to partner with us to make this happen, we would be very glad. Ask Jivesoftware to contact us for partnering to make push for Openfire happen.

Push will be available for free if you host your account on Oneteam.im.

We have other approach as well to help people with push on ejabberd, like migration support and assistance for other servers.

Mickaël Rémond - 05 July 2009 04:37 PM

Why no answer ? Too pessimistic ;)

Because I’ve allready asked and got no answer ....

Mickaël Rémond - 05 July 2009 04:37 PM

For obvious reasons, we will no write an Openfire module. However, if JiveSoftware would like to partner with us to make this happen, we would be very glad. Ask Jivesoftware to contact us for partnering to make push for Openfire happen.

You may have noticed that OF is GPL software - ok, Jive is the dirving power behind OF but there are no propiertary patrs left - not so with ejabberd, just look at the gateway plugin ....

Mickaël Rémond - 05 July 2009 04:37 PM

Push will be available for free if you host your account on Oneteam.im.

For far more obvious reasons, this is no option ....

Mickaël Rémond - 05 July 2009 04:37 PM

We have other approach as well to help people with push on ejabberd, like migration support and assistance for other servers.

For most obvious reasons, ejabberd is no option at all ...

Actually, it is not obivous why ejabberd is not an option.

By the way, the limitation of the push mode is due to Apple. You have to embed certificates developer for OneTeam for iPhone to be allowed to push and Apple requires that you control what goes to them and are accountable for what goes to the server with your certificate.

I’m currently using an AIM/ICQ-Gateway along with my Openfire installation. In case there’s a solid tutorial to get the necessary steps done, I’m happy to switch to ejabberd to use OneTeam push notifications.

To be clear about this, my installation is a TINY SERVER. Just a few colleagues, friends and family are on it, so as long as I can easily do it and it doesn’t require a great amount of work, it doesn’t really matter whether I’m running Openfire or ejabberd.

Julian Schrader - 05 July 2009 09:46 PM

I’m currently using an AIM/ICQ-Gateway along with my Openfire installation. In case there’s a solid tutorial to get the necessary steps done, I’m happy to switch to ejabberd to use OneTeam push notifications.

To be clear about this, my installation is a TINY SERVER. Just a few colleagues, friends and family are on it, so as long as I can easily do it and it doesn’t require a great amount of work, it doesn’t really matter whether I’m running Openfire or ejabberd.

Hello Julian,

We will try to do our best to help you with that.
What type of operating system are you using ?

I’m running Debian Etch on my Slicehost slice ( http://schrader.io:9090 )

Julian Schrader - 05 July 2009 09:50 PM

I’m running Debian Etch on my Slicehost slice ( http://schrader.io:9090 )

If you can send me your mail in private message, I will ask a coworker to contact you to help you directly with this.
He will produce a public documentation for migration as a result using your case study.
Does it sounds good ?