(with my IETF XMPP working group co-chair hat on)
On 3/7/11 5:38 AM, "Marc Kalmes" <mkal...@mkalmes.net> wrote: > I'm sorry for not noticing that XEP-0029 was superseded. The draft of the XMPP > Address Format is indeed the best solution. However, it is still a draft and > mentions in the introduction that stringprep could be superseded. It *will* be superseded, once the précis working group has some output and the XMPP working group pulls that output in and makes it fit into our world. I wouldn't expect that for 1.5-2 years still, since the précis stuff is so hard. At that point, the transition will start, but that will take another couple of years, I bet. > If there is no objection I'ld create a ticket to support the final RFC. Having a ticket to track this one day makes sense. Supporting draft-ietf-xmpp-address for the moment is the right way to go. The hardest part of stringprep is NFKC, which you get from NSString's precomposedStringWithCompatibilityMapping method. -- Joe Hildebrand
