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Muse 0.81 is officially released. Although we still release the distribution here for legacy purposes, the new location for Muse project has moved to http://developer.berlios.de/projects/muse/.
2005-03-23 22:12:41 UTC by ckchris
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Muse has moved its file release and source code versioning to Berlios. The main reason for moving is because Berlios supports Subversion, not just CVS. Take a look at http://developer.berlios.de/projects/muse.
2005-03-16 21:13:56 UTC by ckchris
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Muse 0.8a5 is released with minor bugfixes. It also includes the examples and unit test files that were missing from 0.8a4.
2003-12-11 20:21:00 UTC by ckchris
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The newest Muse 0.8a4 is finally out! This release contains a massive number of changes to the Jabber and Gnutella modules. Gnutella now supports Generic Extensions (GGEP) to a certain extent. A great many features and messages have been added to the Jabber module such as support for Vacation, Private XML, Service Discovery, Data Gathering, and Search. Plus some distribution restructuring to...
2003-10-13 17:05:29 UTC by ckchris
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Jabber does not provide a particular spec for doing in-band file transfers. However, they did create a spec for what they call Out-Of-Band (OOB) transfers.
How this essentially works is that one client sends an OOB X Message out to the other client containing some sort of URI for the other client to use. The other client will then use that URI to download the file. By the jabber specs, the...
2003-08-13 15:53:08 UTC by ckchris
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I have recently embarked on a SWING Jabber Client and am almost done with all the essential feature sets except for the file transfer portion. I must say I don't even know how to begin with this one. How does file transfer occur ? Does MUSE's API cater for this or do I have to do my own FTP as specified by the Jabber Protocol ? Many thanks for the help.
2003-08-13 08:36:34 UTC by maestroyap
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Hi ,
I have found a funny on while subscribing directly to an MSN users presence, the MSN client never receives the request, should the presence subscription origate at the MSN client all is as expected , any advise would be appreciated .
The Jabber User has registered on the transport.
Theses are the methods used :
addToRoster( aJabberId, aNick, null, false );
sendSubscribeRequest(...
2003-06-10 05:22:25 UTC by ggoodyer
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Echomine Muse is an easy-to-use API to connect to various communication services such as Jabber and Gnutella. This release adds more support to Jabber module, including SSL support to connect to remote servers. Also, the supported messages are updated to conform to the newest specifications. New KeepAlive class is created to do keep alive pings.
2003-03-12 19:40:06 UTC by ckchris
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Hmm.
I'd say the default should be "chats come through as chats, messages come through as messages, and replies to either go as whatever the original message was."
Admittedly even ICQ has thread viewing. I'd say default double-clicking on a user to chat mode, and definitely allow an option to change it.
Minimise to tray is an evil thing to have to code into Java.
2002-10-31 05:06:26 UTC by trejkaz
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Muse is an all-purpose communications API. It currently support Gnutella and Jabber. Napster has just been deprecated and removed. Gnutella went through an entire overhaul to be more extensible, stable, and efficient. There are so many features added to this release that the changelog should be read instead. Minor feature enhancements and fixes to the Jabber modules.
2002-08-15 00:10:17 UTC by ckchris
