iksroster(1) [debian man page]

IKSROSTER(1)						      General Commands Manual						      IKSROSTER(1)

NAME

       iksroster - a backup tool for your jabber roster

SYNOPSIS

       iksroster [OPTIONS]

DESCRIPTION

       Downloads and uploads your jabber roster to/from a file.

OPTIONS

       -b, --backup=JID
	      Download roster from the server

       -r, --restore=JID
	      Upload roster to the server

       -f, --file=FILE
	      Load/Save roster to this file

       -t, --timeout=SECS
	      Set network timeout

       -s, --secure
	      Use encrypted connection

       -a, --sasl
	      Use SASL authentication

       -l, --log
	      Print exchanged XML data

       -h, --help
	      Print help text and exit

       -v, --version
	      Print version and exit

BUGS

       Report bugs to this man page to cascardo@minaslivre.org.

SEE ALSO

       ikslint(1) iksperf(1)

								    2008-01-14							      IKSROSTER(1)

Net::Jabber::Data(3)					User Contributed Perl Documentation				      Net::Jabber::Data(3)

NAME

       Net::Jabber::Data - Jabber Data Library

SYNOPSIS

	 Net::Jabber::Data is a companion to the Net::Jabber::XDB module. It
	 provides the user a simple interface to set and retrieve all
	 parts of a Jabber XDB Data.

DESCRIPTION

	 Net::Jabber::Data differs from the other modules in that its behavior
	 and available functions are based off of the XML namespace that is
	 set in it.  The current list of supported namespaces is:

	   jabber:iq:auth
	   jabber:iq:auth:0k
	   jabber:iq:register
	   jabber:iq:roster

	 For more information on what these namespaces are for, visit
	 http://www.jabber.org and browse the Jabber Programmers Guide.

	 Each of these namespaces provide Net::Jabber::Data with the functions
	 to access the data.  By using the AUTOLOAD function the functions for
	 each namespace is used when that namespace is active.

	 To access a Data object you must create an XDB object and use the
	 access functions there to get to the Data.  To initialize the XDB with
	 a Jabber <xdb/> you must pass it the XML::Stream hash from the
	 Net::Jabber::Client module.

	   my $xdb = new Net::Jabber::XDB(%hash);

	 There has been a change from the old way of handling the callbacks.
	 You no longer have to do the above yourself, a Net::Jabber::XDB
	 object is passed to the callback function for the message.  Also,
	 the first argument to the callback functions is the session ID from
	 XML::Streams.	There are some cases where you might want this
	 information, like if you created a Client that connects to two servers
	 at once, or for writing a mini server.

	   use Net::Jabber qw(Client);

	   sub xdbCB {
	     my ($sid,$XDB) = @_;
	     my $data = $XDB->GetData();
	     .
	     .
	     .
	   }

	 You now have access to all of the retrieval functions available for
	 that namespace.

	 To create a new xdb to send to the server:

	   use Net::Jabber;

	   my $xdb = new Net::Jabber::XDB();
	   $data = $xdb->NewData("jabber:iq:auth");

	 Now you can call the creation functions for the Data as defined in the
	 proper namespaces.  See below for the general <data/> functions, and
	 in each data module for those functions.

	 For more information about the array format being passed to the
	 CallBack please read the Net::Jabber::Client documentation.

METHODS

   Retrieval functions
	 GetXMLNS() - returns a string with the namespace of the data that
		      the <xdb/> contains.

		      $xmlns  = $XDB->GetXMLNS();

	 GetData() - since the behavior of this module depends on the
		      namespace, a Data object may contain Data objects.
		      This helps to leverage code reuse by making children
		      behave in the same manner.  More than likely this
		      function will never be called.

		      @data = GetData()

   Creation functions
	 SetXMLNS(string) - sets the xmlns of the <data/> to the string.

			    $data->SetXMLNS("jabber:xdb:roster");

       In an effort to make maintaining this document easier, I am not going to go into full detail on each of these functions.  Rather I will
       present the functions in a list with a type in the first column to show what they return, or take as arugments.	Here is the list of types
       I will use:

	 string  - just a string
	 array	 - array of strings
	 flag	 - this means that the specified child exists in the
		   XML <child/> and acts like a flag.  get will return
		   0 or 1.
	 JID	 - either a string or Net::Jabber::JID object.
	 objects - creates new objects, or returns an array of
		   objects.
	 special - this is a special case kind of function.  Usually
		   just by calling Set() with no arguments it will
		   default the value to a special value, like OS or time.
		   Sometimes it will modify the value you set, like
		   in jabber:xdb:version SetVersion() the function
		   adds on the Net::Jabber version to the string
		   just for advertisement purposes. =)
	 master  - this desribes a function that behaves like the
		   SetMessage() function in Net::Jabber::Message.
		   It takes a hash and sets all of the values defined,
		   and the Set returns a hash with the values that
		   are defined in the object.

jabber:iq:
	 Type	  Get		    Set 	      Defined
	 =======  ================  ================  ==================

jabber:iq:
	 Type	  Get		    Set 	      Defined
	 =======  ================  ================  ==================

jabber:iq:
	 Type	  Get		    Set 	      Defined
	 =======  ================  ================  ==================

jabber:iq:
	 Type	  Get		    Set 	      Defined
	 =======  ================  ================  ==================

jabber:iq:
	 Type	  Get		    Set 	      Defined
	 =======  ================  ================  ==================

CUSTOM NAMESPACES

	 Part of the flexability of this module is that you can define your own
	 namespace.  For more information on this topic, please read the
	 Net::Jabber::Namespaces man page.

AUTHOR

       By Ryan Eatmon in May of 2001 for http://jabber.org..

COPYRIGHT

       This module is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the same terms as Perl itself.

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