It talks about raising and canceling, which are (in the text) treated as distinctly different operations. That rule talks about "raising", not "canceling". I've clients send the cancel as part of the reply.
Strictly from the JEP, it's not that clear the reply (containing a body)shouldn't include the <x xmlns='jabber:x:event'><id>...</id></x> to cancel the notification.
- LW
PS: This might be one (out of many) reason why JEP-0085 was brought about (-;
Alexey Shchepin wrote:
Hello, Matthew!
On Tue, 24 Aug 2004 15:58:37 -0600, you said:
MAM> According to spec[1], the <x xmlns='jabber:x:event'/> is MAM> supposed to contain the <id/>. This would appear to be a bug MAM> with tkabber, not yahoo-t.
From [1], section 3.2:
When raising an event, the raiser must send a <message/> element constructed according to the following rules:
* The element must contain only a jabber:x:event extension. Standard message elements such as <subject/>, <body/>, MUST NOT be included.
MAM> - LW
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