Integrations

XMPP Framework is a holder that provides xmpp functionality to Drupal.

The main framework provides functions that allow the user too do xmpp actions and send and retrieve information depending on the function called.

XMPP Framework currently utilizes two transport layers, one is pure xmpp using the XMPPHP library and the other is an xmlrpc transport that is attached purely to the xmlrpc interface of the ejabberd server.

The other contrib modules supported are listed below with small descriptions:

XMPP_User: provides user correlation between xmpp users and drupal users in the system.

XMPP_Client: provides a thin client XWChat for drupal so you can use that instead of a thick client like Adium or pidgin.

XMPP Relationships: provides the ability to build relationships with users in your xmpp roster on the server via relationships you create in drupal using the user relationships module.

XMPP Messaging: dropped in the 6.2 release and is now messaging_xmpp in the messaging framework

XMPP NODE MUC: provides the ability to associate multi user chat rooms on your xmpp server with nodes on the drupal platform. This module allows you to associate permanent mucs which are always available or temporary mucs which are destroyed when the last person leaves the room.

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Arcade module was written to implement pnFlashGames with Drupal, however, it is really a generic framework that allows any content to be treated abstractly as a 'game' and provides a gateway for 'games' to store scores and game data with Drupal. It also provides blocks for displaying score information.

This module extends notify module to allow content to be selected per user based on Views.

The UID of the user being mailed can be passed as an argument to views, allowing a unique set of nodes to be selected for each recipient. This feature is quite powerful in combination with a bit of argument handling code, as you can transform the argument at-will, based on any characteristic of the user. For example, the initial implementation of this module was used to notify users of all nodes with a 'city' field matching the user's city.

Obsolete.