Policy-violation on Hablar Client

[ashward]

What steps will reproduce the problem?

1. download from trunk hablar and import it into eclipse
2. run one of the test files from local host. E.g. http://127.0.0.1:8888/Hablar.html?gwt.codesvr=127.0.0.1:9997
3. login

The client is able to login properly to the jabber server but session is immediately terminated due to a policy-violation.

Output on the client:
Session: disconnected
Session: connecting
Session: authorized
Session: unknown
Session: loggedIn
Session: ready
Session: ready
Session: disconnected

xmpp Stanzas:

Maybe too many simultaneous requests or requests attribute not set or respected?
http://xmpp.org/extensions/xep-0124.html#overactive

Thanks for your help.

[ashward]

We need as much info as you can give us: at least the xmpp server and version you are using! :D

[ashward]

Sure sorry:

We have Openfire 3.5.1.
Let me know what kind of debug you need and how I can produce it.

[ashward]

I don't know exactly... we use openfire and ejabberd and we don't have that problem (does someone have similar issues?)... we need all the info you can collect: 1) the emite traces (the output console in eclipse) and 2) the openfire traces ... Anything you can think is valuable to reproduce the bug... I will try on my own server as soon as i can
Saludos
Dani

[ashward]

Hi,

what openfire version do you use?

1. The output console in Eclipse doesnt output anything :( Infact there are no java Errors/Exceptions and stanzas are exchanged normally between client and server

I attach the 12 stanzas that client and server exchange to authenticate and extablish a session (See hablar_stanzas_log.rtf)

I'll try to see if there are errors/warnings on server side as soon as our admins send me the log files. Unfortunatelly I dont have access to the jabber server.

Gracias.
antonia

[ashward]

Hola',

unfortunately there are no exceptions in the openfire logs :(
(not errors/warnings)

Hope you can help me.
Antonia