Re: [jdev] Jabberd2, Flash Client and terminator character...

[David Waite]

The flash client protocol just replaces the protocol mechanism with a slightly different mechanism, keeping the actual XMPP message format the same. I don't see how this would differ in 'being' XMPP or Jabber any more or less than JEP-0124 - one sends messages wrapped in xml documents and provides a polling mechanism to overcome the stateless nature of http requests; one uses a single tcp socket like xml-streams but sends messages as separate documents, separating them by a special byte or byte sequence.

-David Waite

On Apr 12, 2004, at 11:39 AM, Matthias Wimmer wrote:

Hi Sean!

Sean Voisen schrieb am 2004-04-12 11:24:33:

BTW: What you are doing with Flash is no XMPP and as far as I can see
Flash is not able to support XMPP at all. I am even not sure if I would
call it Jabber what Flash uses at present.

Can you elaborate on this? Why not?

Because both use XML documents ... and XML documents are not allowed to
contain zero bytes ...
Flash is just able to do something that is similar and for what there
are hacks in some server implementations that transform it to
XMPP/Jabber.

Tot kijk
    Matthias

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