Subject: Shared Group Functionality
Hello,
Is there any Matrix support for shared group (http://xmpp.org/extensions/xep-0140.html and later http://xmpp.org/extensions/xep-0144.html#entities-user) type functionality? I notice the first is a retracted part of the protocol and the second is simply a 5-year old draft, however it seems Openfire and Jabber have added admin console support for this insofar as sharing rosters automatically between users.
To explain my prototype use case, I am trying to create a new account and then assign a "group" to that user for the purposes of updating the new user's roster with the roster of those already within such a group (and then adding the new account to such a roster). I understand that the current Group information that is settable from the RosterManager is for specifically the roster, and does not interact with any shared group piece (nor have I found an xmpp extension in either Openfire/Jabber for shared group administration).
If my above understanding is correct, could I mimic this shared-group concept through some implementation of PubSub or is this something best left to manipulating an XMPP server's database directly?
Thanks in advance,
Jeffrey
Is there any Matrix support for shared group (http://xmpp.org/extensions/xep-0140.html and later http://xmpp.org/extensions/xep-0144.html#entities-user) type functionality? I notice the first is a retracted part of the protocol and the second is simply a 5-year old draft, however it seems Openfire and Jabber have added admin console support for this insofar as sharing rosters automatically between users.
To explain my prototype use case, I am trying to create a new account and then assign a "group" to that user for the purposes of updating the new user's roster with the roster of those already within such a group (and then adding the new account to such a roster). I understand that the current Group information that is settable from the RosterManager is for specifically the roster, and does not interact with any shared group piece (nor have I found an xmpp extension in either Openfire/Jabber for shared group administration).
If my above understanding is correct, could I mimic this shared-group concept through some implementation of PubSub or is this something best left to manipulating an XMPP server's database directly?
Thanks in advance,
Jeffrey
This post was edited 2 times, last on 2010-03-30, 18:02 by Jro.