policy-violation while using XMPP over BOSH

RE: policy-violation while using XMPP over BOSH

2012-08-03T19:27:51Z

Hi Aaron, Sorry for not responding here, I will try to reproduce the feature between the page loads. For the server rate throttling behavior, I would need to check with CUP team to see what they say about it. Howard

RE: policy-violation while using XMPP over BOSH

2012-07-27T16:53:43Z

Thanks Thomas. It's an interesting idea, but right now i'm more interested in knowing what the SDK can offer in a standalone browser page. Since the SDK ships with an example for persisting a jabber session between page loads, I assumed it was something Cisco felt was possible. If this is not the case, it's good to know since we're in an evaluation phase. Is there a Cisco tech out there that cares to comment? I'd love to know whether my policy error is due to a Cisco limitation, or something that can be avoided knowing the system better. Aaron

RE: policy-violation while using XMPP over BOSH

2012-07-23T10:58:21Z

Hi Aaron, If your application has to support multi-page and/or page reloads, have you considered using the Cisco SDK in a browser extension ? Firefox and Chrome allow extensions (also known as add-ons) to run in the background and be displayed in one or more pages. We have an internal prototype of an SDK-based phone extension, the registration and call state are maintained in the background, you could do the same with the IM connection and conversations. I have never tried in Internet Explorer, I think it should be doable as well. Thomas

RE: policy-violation while using XMPP over BOSH

2012-07-20T15:01:50Z

Any further thoughts on this? I'm trying to evaluate whether Cisco is a realistic option for doing jabber across browser page loads. Thanks.

RE: policy-violation while using XMPP over BOSH

2012-07-13T15:46:55Z

Yes it definitely seems like a rate throttling issue. I'd love more info. As for supplying code for: [quote]When introduce inbound messages to the picture, the error occurs immidately upon navigating to a new page, regardless of how long i wait before navigating.[/quote] It's the same policy-violation error, it just occurs as soon as the page loads. Again i'm using the SDK's examples/persistTest1.html example, but i'm having another logged in user sending messages. Here's the setup: User A is using the persistTest1.html to login and simulate page reloading. User B is logged in (to a standalone page with the chat client running) and sending User A instant messages every 5 seconds. User A experiences the policy-violation error as soon as he does a page refresh. Without User B sending messages, the error doesn't occur as quickly. I'm trying to see whether a user can successfully conduct a chat session while navigating between pages.

RE: policy-violation while using XMPP over BOSH

2012-07-13T15:28:39Z

[quote]I'm experimenting with the ability to persist a jabber connection between browser page refreshes, and often seeing the following error when the cisco client tries to reconnect where it left off on a page load:

I can produce the error every few page clicks when using your SDK's examples/persistTest1.html example. It seems like i get the error consistenly unless i wait at least 5 seconds between page changes. [/quote] I've got the same error here, I suspect this is the expected behavior from server since it's preventing the high service loading when client keep requesting the login state. Will look into more details to confirm [quote]When introduce inbound messages to the picture, the error occurs immidately upon navigating to a new page, regardless of how long i wait before navigating. [/quote] Could you please share the code and error here?

policy-violation while using XMPP over BOSH

2012-07-12T22:26:58Z

I'm experimenting with the ability to persist a jabber connection between browser page refreshes, and often seeing the following error when the cisco client tries to reconnect where it left off on a page load:

I can produce the error every few page clicks when using your SDK's examples/persistTest1.html example. It seems like i get the error consistenly unless i wait at least 5 seconds between page changes. When introduce inbound messages to the picture, the error occurs immidately upon navigating to a new page, regardless of how long i wait before navigating. Any thoughts? I'm trying to get an idea for using cisco jabber on a multi-page site. If anyone has had success with this, i'd love to know. I'm curious the best approach to handle messages that are missed because users are inbetween page loads.