Hi, I came across a difference in behavior between eJabberd and Tigase, causing a problem in the JSJaC and I am wondering what would be the correct according to XEP-0124.
What happens: JSJaC is waiting for data on a HTTP connection, when it needs to terminate the connection. So it opens a new connection and sends the body of the type 'terminate'. >From here eJabberd and Tigase take a different route: eJabberd responds on the newly opened connection (the one used to send the terminate) with an empty body. Tigase sends this body element on the oldest connection, the one available to send data to the client. * So what is the correct behavior when terminating the BOSH connection? * How should the other connection be terminated? In the context of JSJaC it would be by far the easiest if the correct behavior would be to respond on the newly opened connection. If that is the correct behavior, wouldn't it be a bit clearer to change in XEP-0124 the sentence: "The connection manager SHOULD return to the client an HTTP 200 OK response with an empty <body/> element." into: "The connection manager SHOULD respond to this request with an HTTP 200 OK and an empty <body/> element." thanks a lot, Winfried Tilanus -- xmpp:[email protected]
