XMPP starter - with java - java

Please help me in getting started with XMPP as i am going to start working on a Java project soon and I will be implementing this protocol. I need to get started soon but couldnt find enough resources online. Please suggest few things like : giving input to the server and then receiving the msg back, communication with the ISB and client-xmpp-xlient. Thanks!

I would use an existing Java implementation. Check out SMACK. If it fits your licensing needs, then I would use something like that before writing all the code yourself.

A simple example of using XMPP here using Smack API
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I do now want to establish Bluetooth-connectivity in an Adobe Flex-application. Anyone has experience, ideas?
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