Unfortunately, that work I did for a company was several years ago. I wish I still had access to it, otherwise I would have posted it to github somewhere. Sorry, it’s been so long otherwise I would try and whip something together for you. If you’re willing to roll up your sleeves and do some reading up on Erlang, once comfortable with the syntax it only took me a couple of hours to figure out where to look and modify the code.

For my purposes, I need to log information in the same way that mod_muc_log does it except to MySQL. Looking at the data in the tables for mod_archive_odbc, it looks like the message received event is not firing from ejabberd.

I needed to record presence changes and messages so I modified ejabberd’s mod_muc_room.erl to dispatch new events and mod_archive_odbc to handle them. Everything’s been working out fine so far. I haven’t read XEP-139, so I don’t know if my changes are compatible with the standard. Thanks for the reply.”

I was wondering if you still had this mod laying around because it’s exactly what I’m looking for – a way to log presence to a database for reporting. Thanks.

At the moment, the message framework is tied to a timer that checks the messages queues every frame. I could change the timer to fire on a time simulator running on ticks and have the whole system react to a global clock. Not sure if this is effective, I haven’t had a chance to try the time simulator yet.

Using the messaging system, in combination with a trace to the flash log or some other recorder, and a time simulator would give you similar effects of a debugger. You could set “breakpoints” into the messaging system because the messsages are centralized.

I have only implemented the messaging system part of this so far. So it remains to be seen how far this can be taken.

Thanks for the notice. I’ve updated the link. Hope it works for you.

or my email, thank you:)

I’ve created this google group, http://groups.google.com/group/as3tohaxe, and sent you an invitation.

Thanks.

I’m interested in seeing ModestMaps converted to haXe as well! I’ll take a look at your repo. In the meantime, I’ve create a google group, http://groups.google.com/group/as3tohaxe, and you’re invited. We can discuss your issues there.

Thanks for posting.