you confused me even more...
I thought IM apps exchange xml messages (usually small),
why do they exchange huge XML docs? It sounds not just bad, but unnecessary...
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> On 19/05/2006, at 10:42 AM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
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> > Yes, every apps pretty much do that using DOM and SAX?
> > but DOM is the in-memory representation, not what gets sent on
> > the wire? When you route, you have wait for the message to arrive..
> > because in general the app logic depends on data that could reside
> > any where in the XML message....
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> > What do jabber put on the wire? It got to be XML right?
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> Yes, it's one giant XML document. The start of the document is sent
> right after you connect, and the end of the document is sent right
> before you disconnect.
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> T his doesn't cover what happens when you use StartTLS though, it
> becomes invalid XML at that point.
> TX
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