Richard Dobson wrote: > Hi Mark, > > Message is not really appropriate for what you want to use it for, IQ > is the place you should be putting your extensions, in messages you > can only add x elements into the message and you certainly shouldnt > be defining new message types.
Richard & Mark - You can totally use any elements you want inside of a message provided that it is namespaced properly (which your example seemed to be). This is the nature of XML and namespaces. If you're application is more of a "transactional" flow type of thing, you may want to use something more standardized like Jabber-RPC, or just use IQ's since it has the implied "request-result" type of transactional flow built into the protocol. If you're just transporting bulk payloads, messages will work fine as you showed in your example XML. Peter M. _______________________________________________ jdev mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://mailman.jabber.org/listinfo/jdev
