Examples of AdHocCommandManager


Examples of org.jivesoftware.openfire.commands.AdHocCommandManager

    public PEPService(XMPPServer server, String bareJID) {
        this.serviceOwnerJID = bareJID;
        router = server.getPacketRouter();

        // Initialize the ad-hoc commands manager to use for this pep service
        adHocCommandManager = new AdHocCommandManager();
        adHocCommandManager.addCommand(new PendingSubscriptionsCommand(this));

        // Save or delete published items from the database every 2 minutes
        // starting in 2 minutes (default values)
        publishedItemTask = new PublishedItemTask(this) {
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Examples of org.jivesoftware.openfire.commands.AdHocCommandManager

        // Initialize EmailTranscript Event. TODO This will be moved over to an extension file.
        emailTranscriptEvent = new EmailTranscriptEvent();

        addGroupManagerListener();
        // Create responsible for handling ad-hoc commands in this service
        commandManager = new AdHocCommandManager();

        iqDiscoInfoHandler = new IQDiscoInfoHandler(this, commandManager);
        iqDiscoItemsHandler = new IQDiscoItemsHandler(this, commandManager);

        presenceCheckTask = new TimerTask() {
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Examples of org.jivesoftware.openfire.commands.AdHocCommandManager

    public PubSubModule() {
        super("Publish Subscribe Service");
       
        // Initialize the ad-hoc commands manager to use for this pubsub service
        manager = new AdHocCommandManager();
        manager.addCommand(new PendingSubscriptionsCommand(this));
       
        // Save or delete published items from the database every 2 minutes starting in
        // 2 minutes (default values)
        publishedItemTask = new PublishedItemTask(this);
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