Designing Long Lived XMPP(TCP) Connections on Android
summary
Explains how to maintain persistent XMPP over TCP connections on Android for chat or remote command apps while minimizing battery and network usage. Covers use of wakelocks and other Android APIs and techniques for designing a long-running, low-impact background service.
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chapters (14)
- 0:00Intro
- 0:22Harshit Bangar
- 0:52What is XMPP?
- 2:31Open Protocol
- 3:56XMPP and Android
- 5:00Design XMPP applications
- 5:52Listening for connectivity changes
- 6:45Designing for 2g: Optimizations
- 8:52Designing for 2g networks: Stream Resumption
- 9:57Designing for 2g networks: TLS resumption
- 12:28Designing for 29: Compression (XEP-0138)
- 13:01Designing for 2g: Privacy List (XEP-0016)
- 14:06Summary
- 14:58Reference and code sample
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