Note that the JID you supplu in the uri is not your own login JID but the target address for any action specified. The login uses the active profile in the application, not the JID in the uri!
The definition of the uri syntax is found in RFC 4622 from http://www.ietf.org/. If you use non US-ascii characters make sure the JID is encoded according to the reference above.
The other specifications can be found at
You can also launch The Coccinella using the switch -uri:
set argv -uri xmpp:marilu@l4l.be?...
from the console or terminal.
The specification does only specify the syntax used, and is considered to be generic. The syntax is:
xmppuri = "xmpp" ":" hierxmpp [ "?" querycomp ] [ "#" fragment ] hierxmpp = authpath / pathxmpp authpath = "//" authxmpp [ "/" pathxmpp ] authxmpp = nodeid "@" host pathxmpp = [ nodeid "@" ] host [ "/" resid ] querycomp = querytype [ *pair ] pair = ";" key "=" value
Note that the form with an authpath
is not recomended.
The following XMPP IRI/URI
signals the processing application to authenticate as
"guest@example.com" and to send a message to "support@example.com":
xmpp://guest@example.com/support@example.com?messageBy contrast, the following XMPP IRI/URI signals the processing application to authenticate as its configured default account and to send a message to "support@example.com":
xmpp:support@example.com?message
In addition to the standards described above, there are currently a few additions which may change later. For any querytype you may specify the following key-value pairs:
"ssl" 0|1 "priority" integer "invisible" 0|1 "ip" network domain name or number "sasl" 0|1
For the join
type the following key-value pair has been added:
(note that the JID you specify here must be room/nickname):
"xmlns" "whiteboard"The server must support the disco method for service discovery, and the groupchat must be of the MUC type. All modern servers comply with this.
Note that the same presumption of the current selected profile is providing the necessary authentication for this activity on the server. Valid in all cases below!
Note that the same presumption of the current selected profile is providing the necessary authentication for this activity on the server. Now, moreover, the server-side rule that the owner of a room has automatic access irrespective of password also is at play here because the 'sss' room requires a password.
Again, this works because Terry owns 'sss', or actually, the JID behind Terry owns the room. However, most rooms are not password protected, hence no password key is necessary.