DJabberd::Component::Node3pm

Create your node class as a subclass of this class:

    package MyPackage::DJabberd::MyNode;
    use base DJabberd::Component::Node;
    
    # Example of an agent that responds to incoming chat messages
    
    sub handle_message {
        my ($self, $vhost, $stanza) = @_;
        
        my $response = $stanza->make_response();
        $response->set_raw("<body>Hello. I'm a software agent.</body>");
        $response->deliver($vhost);
    }

The class can then be instantiated from inside a method in a DJabberd::Component instance:

    # $self here is a DJabberd::Component object
    my $node = MyPackage::DJabberd::MyNode->new(
        component => $self,
        nodename => "bob",
    );

The above created instance will accept stanzas addressed to the node "bob" inside the domain owned by the given component.

It is not possible to directly use subclasses of this class as delivery plugins, since they must be associated with a component at runtime.