J-IM recommended in this issue is a lightweight, high-performance IM developed with JAVA language, which supports hundreds of thousands to millions of online users in a single machine. The main goal is to reduce the threshold of instant messaging and quickly build a low-cost access online IM system.

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J-IM is a lightweight, high-performance IM developed in JAVA language, which supports hundreds of thousands to millions of online users. The main goal is to reduce the threshold of instant messaging and quickly build a low-cost access online IM system. Through very simple message format can realize multi-end message sending between different protocols such as built-in (Http, Websocket, Tcp custom IM protocol), and provide through the http protocol api interface for message sending without caring what protocol the receiver belongs to, a message format to do everything!

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• High performance (a single machine can support hundreds of thousands to millions of people online simultaneously)
• Lightweight and highly scalable
• Support cluster multi-machine deployment
• Support SSL/TLS encrypted transmission
• Message format extremely concise (JSON)
• One port supports plugging and unplugging multiple protocols (Socket custom IM protocol, Websocket, and Http), and each protocol can be deployed independently.
• Built-in message persistence (offline, history, roaming) to ensure message reliability and high-performance storage
• Various rich API interfaces.
• Zero-cost deployment, one-click startup.

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< p data – track = “16” > < strong > 1. Chat request message structure < / strong > < / p >

{
   "from": "Source ID",
   "to": "Target ID",
   "cmd":"Command code (11)int type ",
   "createTime": "Message creation time type long ",
   "msgType": "Message type int (0:text, 1:image, 2:voice, 3:vedio, 4:music, 5:news)",
   "chatType":" Chat type int type (0: unknown,1: public chat,2: private chat)",
   "groupId":"Group id is only required if chatType is (1),String type ",
   "content": "content ",
   "extras" : "Extended field,JSON object format: {' extended field name ':' extended field value'}"
}

Request :COMMAND_CHAT_REQ(11) Response :COMMAND_CHAT_RESP(12)

< p data – track = “19” > < strong > 2. The authentication request message structure < / strong > < / p >

{
    "cmd":" Command code (3)int ",
    "token": " 
}

Request :COMMAND_AUTH_REQ(3) Response :COMMAND_AUTH_RESP(4)

< p data – track = “23” > < strong > 3. Handshake request message structure < / strong > < / p >

{
    "cmd":" Command code (1)int ",
    "hbyte": 
}

Description: Request :COMMAND_HANDSHAKE_REQ(1) Response :COMMAND_HANDSHAKE_RESP(2)

< p data – track = “26” > < strong > 4. Login request message structure < / strong > < / p >

{
    "cmd":"Command code (5)int type ",
    "userId": "User account ",
    "password": " ,
    "token": " This field can coexist with userId, password, or only one)"
}

< p data – track = “28” > < strong > 5. Heart request message structure < / strong > < / p >

{
    "cmd":" Command code (13)int type ",
    "hbbyte":" Heartbeat 1 byte " Span
}

Request :COMMAND_HEARTBEAT_REQ(13) Response :COMMAND_HEARTBEAT_REQ(13)

8. Get persistent chat message (offline + history + roaming) request structure

{
     < span class = "HLJS attr" - > "CMD" : < / span > < span class = "HLJS - string" > "command code (19) type int" < / span >,
     "fromUserId":" message to send user id(this field must be used with userId to get both chat messages), optional ",
     "userId":" Current user id(required field), when only this field,type must be 0,  Get all the offline messages (friends + groups) of the current user.
     "groupId":" group id(this field must be used with userId to get the current user-specified group chat message), optional ",
     "beginTime":" start time of message interval Date milliseconds double type, optional ",
     "endTime":" end time of message interval Date milliseconds double type, optional ",
     "offset":" page offset int type, like 0 in Limit 0,10, optional ",
     "count":" shows the number of messages, like 10 in Limit 0,10, optional ",
     < span class = "HLJS - attr" > "type" : < / span > < span class = "HLJS - string" > "message type (0: offline messages, 1: history message)" < / span >
}

Request :COMMAND_GET_MESSAGE_REQ(19) Response :COMMAND_GET_MESSAGE_RESP(20)

使用

• server (quickly develop your own high-performance IM server) : Introduce jim-server and add the following code snippet to your pom.xml

<dependency>
    <groupId>org.j-im</groupId>
    <artifactId>jim-server</artifactId>
    <version>3.0.0.v20200501-RELEASE</version>
</dependency>

• client (quickly develop your own IM client) : Introduce jim-client and add the following code snippet to your pom.xml

<dependency>
    <groupId>org.j-im</groupId>
    <artifactId>jim-client</artifactId>
    <version>3.0.0.v20200501-RELEASE</version>
</dependency>

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