I'm looking for a BOSH XMPP library for Android - android

I recently wrote a Facebook Chat App for Android using Smack, which is an excellent library and it worked great for that app. I'm currently working on my next chat project on Android and would like to do BOSH, but Smack doesn't support it. I've found a development branch talked about here:
http://community.igniterealtime.org/thread/40768
I was hoping there was something out there that was more stable. Has anyone else found anything?
Thanks!

Every asmack fork I know contains the SMACKs BOSH patches. I have never used them, but I am also not aware of any alternative library that implements BOSH for the Android platform.

To produce custom jars which has got support for BOSH connection. These jars can be found at https://github.com/rajesh-kumar/amqp-xmpp-bosh/tree/master/lib/

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I have searched alot on google and in here to find the best featured API for XMPP client.
I have found the following two:
asmack: .http://code.google.com/p/asmack/
patched smack: http://davanum.wordpress.com/2008/12/29/updated-xmpp-client-for-android/
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http://groups.google.com/group/android-developers/browse_thread/thread/0a8a0fb16752ba52/631dcf2137e79e7f?lnk=raot&pli=1
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What is the difference between Smack and aSmack?

I am not able to use Smack on Android whereas aSmack works perfectly? When compared the source code it looks somewhat similar, where does the difference comes from?
What is the difference between Smack and aSmack?
Smack < 4.1 does not work on Android, mostly because of APIs missing on Android (e.g. most of the javax APIs). That is the reason the aSmack build environment was born. It is a way to modify Smack so that it can be used on Android.
Besides many minor changes the biggest changes are
Disabling XMPP SASL auth methods that are not supported on Android
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Make sure to read the README and and init the relevant code before doing any XMPP related actions.
More information can be found # https://github.com/Flowdalic/asmack/wiki/Modifications
As the project description states, ASmack adds a set of patches to regular Smack. Check this conversation for further details.
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