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Im trying to make a console chat program, but have a problem with my loop. I cant get input and receive the other persons input at the same time. If two message or more are sent from one end, the other end cant receive the next message until after it sends one. Im fairly new to python, and was looking for a nudge in the right direction. Ive thought of multi-threading, but thats a little outta my grasp atm. Any other ideas? import EncMod from socket import * #Get User Info Ip = raw_input('IP>>>') Port = int(raw_input('Port>>>')) User = raw_input('Username>>>') #Open Socket To Server EncCon =

Hi i am having a strange trouble, i am not gettings bubble for example you messeges on right and mine on left... when ever i call notifydatachanges it erases all the bubbles...plz guide me. below is the code... private final Handler mHandler = new Handler() { @Override public void handleMessage(Message msg) { if(D) Log.d(TAG, "In the Handler"); switch (msg.what) { case PACKET_CAME: String incomingMessage = (String) msg.obj; receivedMessages.add("You: " + incomingMessage); mg = new Message(); mg.what = 1; updateListHandler.sendMessage(mg); // mAdapter.notifyDataSetChanged(); // mAdapter

I want to create a chat sort of application on the iphone. I know how I would go about implementing a poll model, where the iphone would poll the server to see if any messages have arrived and if they have it can retrieve them and show them to the user. However im more intersted in a push model, where the server pushes new messages to the iphone and it displays it to the user. The part im having a hard time figuring out is how to go about opening some permanent connection on the phone that will listen for incoming messages...Any suggestions or comments would be appriciated.. Thanks Daniel The

We are developing a social website and looking to implement video/audio chat for users (people a user is friends with). Most of the talk from the tech team was to use flash. But I don't want users to install anything. Can video/audio/conferencing be done purely in AJAX? Either develop it from scratch or use open source frameworks if any? Flash is already installed on practically ever browser out there -- except iPhones, iPads, etc. which will likely never support Flash. AJAX and HTML and CSS currently have no access to video and audio input hardware, so that's a non-starter. In the future this

I am using QuickBlox-iOS SDK for chatting. Login/Signup is working perfectly. Also I am able to send message but the delegate method - (void)chatDidReceiveMessage:(QBChatMessage *)message; is not getting called. Here's the code I am using to setup chat. Adding the following code in appDelegate : // connect to Chat [[QBChat instance] addDelegate:self]; QBUUser *currentUser = [QBUUser user]; currentUser.ID = [Global sharedInstance].currentUser.ID; currentUser.password = @"password"; [[QBChat instance] connectWithUser:currentUser completion:^(NSError * _Nullable error) { NSLog(@"connect to chat

I fetched History from openfire by installing open fire plugin in the open fire and tried this code. let iq1 = DDXMLElement(name: "iq") iq1.addAttribute(withName: "type", stringValue: "get") iq1.addAttribute(withName: "id", stringValue: "0") let retrieve = DDXMLElement(name: "retrieve", xmlns: "urn:xmpp:archive") retrieve?.addAttribute(withName: "with", stringValue: "raman@ip-172-31-53-77.ec2.internal") let set = DDXMLElement(name: "set", xmlns: "http://jabber.org/protocol/rsm") let max = DDXMLElement(name: "max", stringValue: "50") iq1.addChild(retrieve!) retrieve?.addChild(set!) set?

Is Wifi chat is possible on android? My requirement is my Pc thats connected with a wifi dongle and my android device has wifi. I want to convert my pc to server and android device to client and implement the chat. Is this possible? Please help me out. Obviously it's possible. To start with, you could make a peer-to-peer chat over UDP, hard-coding each other's IP numbers into the other's programs. A few lines of python on the PC, a few lines of Java on the Android. Then you could start adding the functionality you need to make it client-server: add a broadcast listener on the PC, so that it