wodXMPP 1.4.0

wodXMPP 1.4.0 is a comprehensive client component for XMPP/Jabber (Extensible Messaging and Presence Protocol) protocol. It is used to create messaging clients that are lightweight and need no other 3rd party requirements than wodXMPP.

You can use wodXMPP as instant messaging and presence protocol - you can see your contacts online, send and receive messages with them, send and receive notifications, etc.
There are two variations of wodXMPP -

COM Object which is invisible and should be used "under the hood" in your applications
OCX Control which has GUI (as seen on the right side of this page). Each contact is drawn by wodXMPP itself so you don't need to create your own code to show contacts on the screen. No code is required to have visible contact list on the screen.

Benefits:

• Client ActiveX for XMPP/Jabber protocol
• Visible contact list with no code (OCX version only)
• Blocking and asynchronous support
• SSL/TLS support, both explicit and implicit
• File transfer support
• Available as x86 and x64 binaries
• Samples in VB, VC, Delphi, C#, VB.NET, VBS

1. Main wodXMPP object is responsible for you as an entity on the Jabber network. You can find methods to connect and disconnect, to set your JID, password, etc..
2. There are dozen of objects in wodXMPP component that parse incoming data to separate standalone entities which you can easily use and manipulate in your code.
3. Sending and receiving messages: wodXMPP supports (if your server provides it) connecting to other instant messaging protocols - such as ICQ, MSN, AIM, Yahoo, GTalk etc.. You need to Discover services supported on the server, and register yourself with one (or more of them). After that, talking with your buddies on those networks is just the same for you as they are using wodXMPP too.
4. Sending and receiving files: File transfers are supported too, and tested with most other XMPP/Jabber clients. Several technologies are supported, so if one of them fail wodXMPP will automatically fail over to older standard.
5. There is even internal HTTP server that can serve your files to remote contacts.
6. You can feel safe with wodXMPP - no one will see messages you send because wodXMPP uses SSL. Both Explicit and Implicit modes are provided, so you can connect to regular port 5222 and then "fire up armor", or you can connect to port 443 to services that implicitly expect to have SSL enabled (such as GTalk service). wodXMPP will play nicely with them.