Hiya, I'm currently working on a project that we're wanting to use Jabber
as our messaging layer between client and server applications.
I envisage sending 4-5 special "messages" with our applicatoins data back
and forth, but I'm not sure exactlty -where- I should be putting my payload
(in order to be a nice Jabber citizen).
At the moment I'm plaing with just sending normal messages, which my
payload next after the body, in its own namespace, something like:
<message.......>
<body>This is a message</body>
<specialk xmlns="super:goodness">
<more data="here"/>
</specialk>
</message>
Is this ok? Or should be doing this inside an <iq/> element or something?
Are there any JEPs/HOW-TOs or docs on what should and shouldn't be done,
when extending stuff? My manager wanted wanted to do something with
<message type="ourspecialmessagetype"></message>, but I wasn't too sure
about that either...
Mark
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