Using XMPP was part of the functionality I needed, others were audio and may be video. I dropped the idea of using XMPP and chose Session Initiation Protocol (SIP) since it's like a container for audio, video and messages. So, basically, it can do all I need. I found a library called SIPEK SDK that is a C# wrapper to pjsip C++ lib. At least it has audio and messages. If I find that the messages part of the above lacks proper functionality, I might go back to XMPP. I found what I mentioned above: I've noticed that there are jabber.net and agsXMPP and both have tutorials here although it seems that jabber.net has less samples on the net. Also, Jabber.NET doesn't seem to have a full working documentation but it's open-source. I read also about another one that has many samples but didn't test it: SoapBox Studio. About server, I used Openfire. It's free and has a web interface (at least the one that comes with Elastix linux distribution)

Thanks for the help ;P :cool:

Hello, I want to build XMPP application and trying to choose the best library for this job. I've noticed that there are jabber.net and agsXMPP and both have tutorials here although it seems that jabber.net has less samples on the net. Have you tried any of these and what is your recommendation? Thanks

Well, at the beginning of my first post, I mentioned that I need to get all links on a web page. I chose get_anchors() because I found a sentence mentioning it in one of CP articles where the author said that it is used to get hyperlinks. I guess that get_links() would do a better job for me after some processing. Sorry for the inconvenience. :-O

I found that get_links can do it. Thanks again.

So, in order to return all the links on a page regardless of name or id attributes, I have to write my own code? Do you know of any other function that can do this? Thanks a lot for your help

No, the URLs returned were strange and I couldn't even find their corresponding anchors. They were like "javascript:submitCJ10.....http://somesite" As you can see from hr = pColl->item(vIndex, vIndex, &pDisp2); I am not trying to put any constraints on the returned URLs.

I am testing with "flightcenter.co.uk" and "google.com". The first one returns some URLs while the second doesn't return any !!

Yes, and sometimes it's zero.

Hello, I am trying to get all links on an web page. Unfortunately, the "get_anchors" doesn't seem to retrieve all anchor elements. I have pages full of links and all I get are few or none. I'm using Visual C++ 2003. I have an MFC Dialog application with embedded webbrowser control. Here's my code: (btw, GetDocument function calls IWebBrowser::get_Document() function and it works fine with things other than getting anchors).

HRESULT hr;
IHTMLDocument2 \* pHtmlDoc = GetDocument();
CStringArray sURLArray;

if (pHtmlDoc != NULL)
{
    IHTMLElementCollection \* pColl = NULL;
    hr = pHtmlDoc->get\_anchors(&pColl);
		
	if(SUCCEEDED(hr))
	{
		LONG nElem = 0;
		hr = pColl->get\_length(&nElem);
			
		if(SUCCEEDED(hr))
		{
			for(long i = 0; i < nElem; i++)
			{
				\_variant\_t vIndex(i);
				   
				IDispatch \* pDisp2 = NULL;
				hr = pColl->item(vIndex, vIndex, &pDisp2);
				if(SUCCEEDED(hr))
				{
					IHTMLAnchorElement \* pAnchElem = NULL;
					hr = pDisp2->QueryInterface(IID\_IHTMLAnchorElement, (void\*\*) &pAnchElem);
					if(SUCCEEDED(hr))
					{
						BSTR bstrHref;
						if(SUCCEEDED(pAnchElem->get\_href(&bstrHref)))
						{
							CString strLink(bstrHref);
							if(!strLink.IsEmpty())
								sURLArray.Add(strLink);
							SysFreeString(bstrHref);
						}
						pAnchElem->Release();
					}
					pDisp2->Release();
				}
				MessageBox(sURLArray.GetAt(i));
			}
		}
		pColl->Release();
	} 
	pHtmlDoc->Release();
}

Taking a look now at the code. I think that I should have used if(FAILED(...)) return; instead of if(SUCCEEDED(...)) .. it would have been more readable without all these brackets. Any help is appreciated Thanks

Hello, I have to decide whether to use (Lotus Notes & Domino Server) OR (Outlook & Exchanges Server) in my company. My Boss wants to stop using a remote e-mail server for security reasons. I've never used Lotus Notes, but some employees in the company have used it. They said that it's more secure than Outlook. On the other hand, I remembered reading about it many times here. Many members said that it has serious problems, and that you don't know how could anyone choose it as a standard e-mail client for a company. So, Do you use it now or have used it before? Is it a GUI problem only? Isn't it more secure than Outlook and other clients? Do you recommend a third option for the client, server or both? Thanks Mohammed

About three months, immediately after the war in 2003. After that and till now, we have it for 1-2 hours every 6 hours or so. What I missed most is internet...and airconditioning during summer (btw, in iraq summer is not 4 months, the hot weather starts from April till Oct.).

Check this article: Simplified TAPI and Serial Communication^ Or/And take a look at these articles^. Mohammed

If you were programming using C++, try Crypto++. Many algorithms are available, and can be compiled with many compilers on different platforms. Mohammed

Nitron wrote:

With your education and motivation you'll do much good for your country. Best of luck!

I hope so! Thanks :)

Thanks :)

Ryan Roberts wrote:

here's hoping that electricity supply gets better.

Especially that summer has already started. Thanks Ryan.

Thanks :)

Thanks :-D

Diagon Alley wrote:

Can we have a CP fan club?

I will be the first to join. :-D Wait a minute...as jhaga said, the lounge seems to be a nice fan club..and I've just joined, so that makes me the last one to join. :doh: