JID not working

[karolstaniek]

Hi,
I keep getting error on JID:
Did not provide required parameter: \r\nParameter name: jid
I used example code with only parameters changed for connection.

Any ideas what can cause this error?

[ForNeVeR]

Hello. Could you please clarify, what exact steps are you taking to get that error?

[karolstaniek]

I basically just changed connection parameters:

JabberClient jc = new JabberClient(); 
            jc.OnReadText += new bedrock.TextHandler(jc_OnReadText); 
            jc.OnWriteText += new bedrock.TextHandler(jc_OnWriteText); 
            jc.OnError +=new bedrock.ExceptionHandler(jc_OnError); 
            jc.OnStreamError += new jabber.protocol.ProtocolHandler(jc_OnStreamError);

            //JID j = new JID(jid);
            jc.User = "myUser";
            jc.Server = "myServer";
            jc.NetworkHost = "myHost";
            jc.Port = 5222;
            jc.Resource = "Jabber.Net Console Client";
            jc.Password = "myPassword";

            jc.AutoReconnect = 3f; 


            GetOpt go = new GetOpt(this); 
            try 
            { 
                go.Process(args); 
            } 
            catch (ArgumentException e) 
            { 
                go.UsageExit(); 
            } 

I'm using Cisco Jabber.

Many thanks in advance

[ForNeVeR]

Are you running the code from the console example? If so, then what command line arguments are you providing?

It looks like you actually haven't passed the jid command line argument, and it's required in the console example.

Probably you just need to remove go.Process(args) part, if you don't want to process the command line arguments at all.

[karolstaniek]

For some reason none of the arguments are passed, when provided at following schema:

        [CommandLine("j", "myUser@myServer", true)] 
        public string jid = null; 


        [CommandLine("p", "myPassword", false)] 
        public string pass = null; 


        [CommandLine("n", "myHost", false)] 
        public string networkHost = null; 


        [CommandLine("o", "Port", false)] 
        public int port = 5222; 

[ForNeVeR]

How are you passing them?

[karolstaniek]

        static void Main(string[] args) 
         {
             try
             {
                 new Program(args);
             }
             catch (Exception ex)
             {

             }
             //Thread.Sleep(15000);
         } 

[ForNeVeR]

I think you have problem understanding the GetOpt class. It takes the arguments from the command line and places them into the fields jid, pass so on.

Some of the command line arguments are explicitly marked as required = true in the example program (e.g. jid). From your screenshot, it looks like you're passing no arguments to the program. That's the reason GetOpt throws an exception.

It also looks like you think the second argument of CommandLine could define a default value for the argument. It's wrong; the second argument is description; take a look at the source.

To solve your problem, please pass the command line arguments to the program. E.g.

JabberNet.ConsoleClient.exe -j user2@example.com -p password

[ForNeVeR]

Closing due to a missing response from the original poster. Feel free to discuss and reopen if the issue is still unsolved.