> 
>>> Another way to go (and I'd prefer that ATM) would be to move close(),
>>> isClosed() down to MinaStanzaListener. It is not needed anywhere else.
>> 
>> This makes sense.  I'll move it out of XMLElementListener and only implement 
>> it in MinaStanzaListener.
> 

Just getting back to looking at this.  On further inspection, I think we have 
to leave close() in XMLElementListener, since XMPPContentHandler holds a 
reference to XMLElementListener, and XMPPContentHandler is what needs to call 
close() from within endDocument.

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