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There is a XEP-0045 chatroom hosted at [xmpp:interop@muc.xmpp.org interop@muc.xmpp.org] - if anyone has interop problems connecting to it, this is known to be reachable from jabber.org accounts. | There is a XEP-0045 chatroom hosted at [xmpp:interop@muc.xmpp.org interop@muc.xmpp.org] - if anyone has interop problems connecting to it, this is known to be reachable from jabber.org accounts. | ||
There is also a mailing list [mailto:interop@xmpp.org interop@xmpp.org] - joining it can be done by sending email to [mailto:interop@xmpp.org?subject=subscribe interop-request@xmpp.org] with a subject line of "subscribe", or alternately by using the [http://mail.jabber.org/mailman/listinfo/interop Web | There is also a mailing list [mailto:interop@xmpp.org interop@xmpp.org] - joining it can be done by sending email to [mailto:interop@xmpp.org?subject=subscribe interop-request@xmpp.org] with a subject line of "subscribe", or alternately by using the [http://mail.jabber.org/mailman/listinfo/interop Web interface]. | ||
=== Target === | === Target === |
Revision as of 17:10, 6 February 2012
Interop event at XMPP Summit 11
On on Friday, February 3, at the XMPP hackfest of Summit 11 in Brussel, the XSF will be conducting a live interop event to test and demonstrate XMPP interoperability based on the latest core standards. Client and Server implementers are encouraged to participate. Online/remote participation is also welcome.
There is a XEP-0045 chatroom hosted at interop@muc.xmpp.org - if anyone has interop problems connecting to it, this is known to be reachable from jabber.org accounts.
There is also a mailing list interop@xmpp.org - joining it can be done by sending email to interop-request@xmpp.org with a subject line of "subscribe", or alternately by using the Web interface.
Target
It is our goal to set up an infrastructure suited to accommodate a lot of different tests. During the day this infrastructure can be used for interop testing and debugging issues found.
How to participate
To participate you can:
- Set up a server for testing
- Bring along a client
- Think of tests to perform
Proposed tests
Right now the following tests are proposed:
- Internationalization: Nobuo Ogashiwa, Hirotaka Sato
- File transfer: Nicolas Vérité
- BOSH: Isode (probably)
Setting up a server
Servers can be setup on their own domain and with their own CA certificate. It is also possible to use a subdomain of xmpptest.com and a CA certificate for the event. If you participate with a server, please add it to the list below, announce it on the interop mailinglist or send a mail to Winfried Tilanus. If you want to make use of the xmpptest.com domain and the CA, please use one of these e-mail adresses too.
When setting up a sever, keep the following in mind:
- To avoid testing too many variables at once:
- Each participating server has one IM domain, and a chatroom subdomain.
- These are setup with only SRV records, no A/AAAA records.
- No other ports then the defaults: 5269, 5222 and 5280.
- CA certificate setup correctly
- To make several test scenarios possible:
- muc active
- s2s active
- BOSH active on :5280/http-bind/
- To easily create accounts for the clients:
- In band registration active
Server participation
The following servers will participate:
- ?
Setting up a client
To participate with a client:
- Just bring them along, but it would be nice to know on forehand what clients will be present. So please add it to the list below, announce it on the interop mailinglist or send a mail to Winfried Tilanus.
- If your client works from out a constrained environment (like a Javascript BOSH client), please setup the infrastructure needed to break out of it (eg a webserver / proxy) so you can reach the servers.
- Please prepare some way to debug the communication (if it is not standard in your client): the value of the tests increase very much if you are able to debug failures.
Client participation
The following servers will participate:
- ?
Running tests
- During the event you can use your client(s) to run whatever tests you want to do with them against whatever server is available.
- If you need the clients/assistance from others for your tests, please announce it here on forehand, so we can prepare and/or schedule them.
- Please document what tests you have run and what the results were. If a test fails unexpectedly, and you are able to attach debugging information to the results, please do so. That is very valuable information.