Screencast – Developing XMPP Services with Jabberwocky and Vorpal

I’ve decided to move to the 21st century by recording my first screencast. After hunting and testing various Linux tools, I’ve settled on recordMyDesktop.

The following 2 screencast on this blog are my effort.

So what’s the screencast about? I’ve blog extensively about XMPP and the two framework that I’ve been working on, Jabberwocky and Vorpal. I thought it’ll be nice to show how to use these frameworks.

Part 1 of the screencast talks about the various ways you can develop XMPP services.
These includes service bots, server plugin and external component. The
second segment of this part describes a use case for querying a
database using XMPP.

In part 2 of the screencast, I will show how to implement the use case described above with Jabberwocky and Vorpal along with JavaEE services including CDI and JPA.

The source for the code from part 2 can be found here.

Please provide your comments and feedbacks. Till next time.