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| title | XMPP Receiver Endpoint Attributes |
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host | string | sets the host name or ip adress of the XMPP server | null (must be spec'd) | port | int | the port number of the XMPP service | 5222 | user | String | the user name of the XMPP account | null (must be spec'd) | password | String | the password of the XMPP account | null (must be spec'd) | resource | String | the name of the resource / client | null | room | String | full room name (for example area51@conference.myserver.com) or null | null (means no room) | proxyHost | String | the hostname of the proxy to use | null | proxyPort | String | the port of the proxy to use | 3128 | proxyUser | String | the user name for the proxy to use | null | proxyPass | String | the user password for the proxy to use | null | proxyType | String | the proxy type to use (NONE, HTTP, SOCKS4, SOCKS5) | null | login | boolean | a flag if the user should login to the XMPP account | true | createAccount | boolean | a flag if an account should be created for unknown users | false | filter | class | a class which implements org.jivesoftware.smack.filter.PacketFilter | null | marshaler | class | a marshaler class which converts XMPP to NMSG | DefaultXMPPMarshaler |
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Sender Endpoint (Provider)
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You can write your own marshalers for conversion between XMPP and normalized message and vice versa.
To do this you simply need to subclass the org.apache.servicemix.xmpp.marshaler.impl.DefaultXMPPMarshaler or start from scratch
by implementing the ** org.apache.servicemix.xmpp.marshaler.XMPPMarshalerSupport interface.
The marshaler interface methods
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