On Fri, Oct 01, 2004 at 02:43:27PM -0700, vijay kumar wrote: > Hi -- I was reading the PUBSUB spec. In the following example of creating a node, > how does the client know to send the stanza to pubusb.jabber.org? My guess would > have been that the client first makes a disco call to find the TO JID. The same is > true for the to jid on publish stanzas. But I did not see this in the spec. Some > clarification would be helpful.
JEP-0060 depends on the notion that there is a Publish-Subscribe service that keeps a record of nodes and subscriptions and makes sure that publishes result in notifications to the subscribers. Usually, this service is a server side component on a regular Jabber server, much like components for groupchat or gateways to other IM systems. So, to discover such components, you would send a disco request to a known server (for example, the one hosting your account) to get a list of components (disco#items). Then, asking each of those for its info (disco#info), a pubsub service should reply with an identity where category='pubsub' and type='service'. The JID of a service is also the destination for publishes to the nodes hosted by that service. -- Groetjes, Ralphm _______________________________________________ jdev mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://mail.jabber.org/mailman/listinfo/jdev
