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How can I use smack api to search for user with Cisco Jabber Server?

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I currently have trial Cisco Jabber 9.0.x server, I would like to use smack api to create an application (similar to spark, but not exactly the same) to let user login to Cisco Jabber. I got most of features working like presence, send message, add contact, add group,... However, I have an issue with search, here is my implementation for searching:

 

     if (_connection == null || !_connection.isConnected()) return;

    

     HashMap<String, String> user = null;

     List<HashMap<String, String>> result = new ArrayList<HashMap<String, String>>();

     try

     {

         String searchService = "search." + _connection.getServiceName();

         UserSearch userSearch = new UserSearch();

         UserSearchManager usm = new UserSearchManager(_connection);

         Collection<String> searchServices = usm.getSearchServices();     //EMPTY SEARCH SERVICES

         searchServices.stream().forEach((service) -> {

             System.out.println(service);

         });

         Form searchForm = usm.getSearchForm(searchService);     //THROWS EXCEPTION ON THIS CALL

         Form answerForm = searchForm.createAnswerForm();

         answerForm.setAnswer("Username", true);

         answerForm.setAnswer("search", userName);

         ReportedData data = userSearch.sendSearchForm(_connection, answerForm, searchService);

           

         for (Row row : data.getRows())

         {

             user  = new HashMap<String, String>();

             user.put("Username", row.getValues("Username").toString());

             result.add(user);

         }

     }

     catch(Exception ex)

     {

         ex.printStackTrace();

     }

 

Note: I used spark to login to Cisco Jabber and it could not search!

 

Any help is very appreciated!

Thanks

Phuong


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