livechat

I am new to the use of smack library and making one chatting application. I have made upto much extent and at this step i want to ask two questions. when i add a friend the friend got added in my list but there is not any notification sent to the FRIEND whom i have added, How to achieve the same. I have added the code below. The second thing i want to ask is that how can I check whether the user which I am going to add is a part or member of the app or not ( mean it is on the server or not). So that the user who is not registered to the app should not be added in the friends list. here is the

Possible Duplicate: Recommended Live Chat software to add to a website? What solutions are there for creating a live support chat tool on the website? I would like to have it embedded (just like facebook chat for example, bottom of screen). A simple js i could load. Important to note: one2one chat. Preferably with a desktop client for operators. And, extra kudos for nice api's that we can later use to connect to our ruby website. I just checked out Pusher: looks great, but we have no time to implement it right now. Is there an easier "just paste & it works" kind of thing? I checked out old

I am trying to develop a live chat application using laravel. I face a problem. When I run "node index.js" , 'A connection has made' message has shown continuously in command prompt. my index.js file is: var app = require('express')(); var server = require('http').Server(app); var io = require('socket.io')(server); server.listen(3000); app.get('/', function(request, response){ response.sendFile(__dirname+ '/index.html'); }); io.on('connection', function(socket){ console.log('A connection has made'); // socket.on('chat.message', function(message){ // io.emit('chat.message', message); // }); });

I need to add Live Chat support to a clients e-commerce site. It doesn't need to be too complex as the website is only managed by a couple of people. A FOSS solution would be prefered, but that's not a showstopper. The site is coded in PHP, but Python/Ruby/Perl would be available for this if necessary. and we're running on a dedicated Ubuntu Server. Any recommendations or otherwise? Crafty Syntax Live Help is not bad. It's open source GPL. Mike Liveperson.com is simple and easy to get installed and running. I recommend it. It's just a javascript include. Placement of live chat is also very