JSJaC v1.0beta2 =============== * support for pausing sessions as described in http://www.xmpp.org/extensions/xep-0124.html#inactive * bosh compliance v1.6 JSJaC v1.0beta1 =============== * JSJacJID.js: dedicated class for handling with JIDs * JSJaCPacket.js: getToJID(), getFromJID() return a JID object * JSJaCPacket.js: setTo and setFrom accept JID object too * jsextras.js: extends string with 'htmlEnc', extends Date with 'jabberDate', 'hrTime' (static) and 'jab2date' (static) * fixed all occurrences of 'for .. in' to be compliant with having prototypes of objects (arrays) extended (like prototype.js does e.g.). * buildNode: build nodes using script.aculo.us famous DOM builder * appendNode: append nodes to root node, may also be used with DOM builder syntax * ConsoleLogger: debug logger using firebug's or safari's console * getChild(name, ns): get child node with given name (and namespace) * getChildVal(name, ns): get value of child node with given name (and namespace) * new API documentation using jsdoc * new build system using jsmin to create single minimized file (jsjac.js) * new events: onresume, packet_in/out, presence_in/out, message_in/out, iq_in/out * new status: resuming JSJaC v0.6 ========== * Support for Opera, Konqueror and Safari. * Support for suspend/resume (makes it possible to save the state between page transitions. * Single include by JSJaC.js * Many bugfixes and improvements concerning reliability. * API change! Params to constructors and connect methods are now passed as JSON objects. * New event 'status_changed' to signal if sth going on with the status of the connection (like errors, retries and so on) * SASL Authentication (PLAIN, DIGEST-MD5, ANONYMOUS) JSJaC v0.5 ========== * lots of bug fixes and minor improvements * make use of asynchronous request wherever possible * fixed simpleclient * fixed API docs JSJaC v0.4 ========== * ... JSJaC v0.3.x ============ * Initial support for http binding (in polling mode though) * Initial support for safari (thanks to Matthew Hershberger) JSJaC v0.2 ========== * send always does asychronous send now as http polling doesn't support this. In detail: When sending a packet where we expect a reply to it http polling doesn't make sure that this reply is contained within the http body reply to the query sent. So we have to setup a callback that handles the reply once it has been delivered to us. * added a dedicated method syncedSend that sends in synchronous mode First read above, then understand that you can't expect any response to this call. It's there to make sure, sending is finished before windows get closed * added events 'onconnect', 'ondisconnect' and 'onerror'. see API for details. * removed method process() as polling is started at connect() now.