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<!--  
Jerry listens to this port for management commands 
-->
<jerry port="7770">
	
	<!--  
	Jabber Server settings: 
		hostName - set up your host name which will be used for Jabber connection 
		port - default value is "5222" 
		openRegistration - setting it to "true" allows you to register a new Jabber
                                   user from Jabber client program.
		
		SSL: - (optional) SSL support for Jabber communications
			port - default value is  "5223"
			keystore - path to SSL keystore.
			keystorePassword - password to SSL keystore
	-->
	<jabber hostName="localhost" port="5222">
		<ssl port="5223" keystore="./ssl/testkeys"  keystorePassword="passphrase" />
		<openRegistration  value="true" />
	</jabber>
	
	
	<!-- 
	Jerry Messenger supports multiple accounts. Each account may have several operators. 
	You may create an account for each of department of your organization (sales, 
        technical support, billing, etc). 
 	Or you may create an account for each of your web sites. The solution depends 
        on your needs.
 	Jerry Messenger sends offline messages as well.
	If the all account operators are offline and 'email' is defined, the offline 
	message will be sent to this email address.
	--> 
	<accounts>
	   <!--
	   Account:
	   	name - unique account name (only letters, digits and '_')
	   	email - email address for offline messages (optional)	
	   -->	
	   <account name="sales" email="support@yourdomail.com">
	   	<!-- 
	   	Operators: 
	   		name - is an operator name used for the web chat.
	   		jabberID - is an operator Jabber address (you may use a name without domain).
	   		password - operator password (optional).
	   		order - position of the operator in a request list (optional).
	   	-->	
		<operator name="Jerry"  jabberID="jerry@localhost" password="demo" order="1" />
		<operator name="Tom"   jabberID="tom@localhost" password="demo" order="2" />
		
		<!--
		Web settings:
			language - path to language properties file.
			images - paths to online/offline presence images.
			param - set of parameters which are passed to the web pages. 
				You may add your own parameters as you need for the web pages 
                                customization.
		-->
		<web>
			<language fileCharset="ISO-8859-1" filePath="./i18n/english.properties" />
			
			<images>
				<offline filePath="./images/offlineHeadset.gif" />
				<online  filePath="./images/online.gif" />
			</images>
			
			<param name="encoding" value="UTF-8" />
			<param name="charset" value="UTF-8" />
			<param name="stylesheet" value="/css/blueStyle.css" />
			<param name="headerLine1" value="Live Support" />
			<param name="headerLine2" value="www.j-LiveSupport.com" />
		</web>
	   </account>	
	   
	   	
	<!--
	Operator Load Balancer:
	 	class - should be one of the predefined classes:
	 		"com.multisoftgroup.jerry.webchat.managers.balancer.FirstAvailableOperator"
	 	 	"com.multisoftgroup.jerry.webchat.managers.balancer.BalancedLoading"
	 	 	
		for more information, see Jerry Messenger API javadoc.
	-->
	<operatorBalancer class="com.multisoftgroup.jerry.webchat.managers.balancer.FirstAvailableOperator" />
	
	
	<!--
	Behavior settings of Jerry Messenger :
		closeOnBrowser - if true, the chat session will be closed if the visitor closed chat by clicking on [X] 
	-->
	<behavior>
		<closeOnBrowser value="false" /> 
	</behavior> 	

	<!--
	Mail Server settings:
		setting for JavaMail to send offline messages
	-->
	<mailServer>
		<param name="mail.host" value="localhost" />
		<param name="mail.from.name" value="Jerry Messenger" />
		<param name="mail.from" value="support@yourdomain.com" />
	</mailServer>
	
	
	<!--
	Plugins:
		for more information, see Jerry Messenger API javadoc.	
	-->	
	<plugins>
		<!-- 'ChatLogPlugin' creates a log file for each of web chat. -->
		<plugin class="com.multisoftgroup.jerry.webchat.plugin.ChatLogPlugin">
			<param name="path" value="./logs" />
		</plugin>
	</plugins>
</jerry>	

<Call name="addConnector">
      <Arg>
          <New class="org.mortbay.jetty.bio.SocketConnector">
            <Set name="port">8080</Set>
            <Set name="maxIdleTime">50000</Set>
            <Set name="lowResourceMaxIdleTime">1500</Set>
          </New>
      </Arg>
</Call>
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