Sounds great :-)

Mickaël Rémond - 05 July 2009 04:37 PM

For obvious reasons, we will no write an Openfire module.

Not obvious to me.

Can you enlighten?

david

We are developer of ejabberd, an open source XMPP server and it make no sense for us to work on another XMPP server.

Mickaël Rémond - 30 June 2009 06:50 AM

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.

If I am a Apple iPhone developer myself, can I route those messages via my own push servers? Can you make the missing software available (if any)?

No you cannot use your own certificate as a developer because it has to be tight to the iPhone application certificate as well.
OneTeam for iPhone can only be used to generate a push key that is uniquely useable to reach OneTeam application through a server side module using a dependant certificate.

Too bad…

Mickaël Rémond - 05 July 2009 04:37 PM

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.

so, can existing accounts on my openfire sever be configured to send push notifications through your servers using a module?

I work for a University in Australia who would like to send bulk messages to students with iPhones. we currently run openfire and would consider moving to ejabberd to push notifications working.
With the process one solution would we need to have an account with Process One for every student to get this to work or does our ejabberd server hold one account for the server to server communications and we can broadcast to users registered on our internal server?

Thanks
Dale

fallingrock - 06 July 2009 07:40 PM

Mickaël Rémond - 05 July 2009 04:37 PM

For obvious reasons, we will no write an Openfire module.

Not obvious to me.

Can you enlighten?

david

Yeah please….

We are Erlang developer and we are not really believer in this Java server side technologies.