Hi,
On Nov 16, 2006, at 9:00 PM, Peter Saint-Andre wrote:
Daniel Henninger wrote:
The argument there as that the client should handle the translation
before sending it off to an XMPP server.. ie I would actually type
[EMAIL PROTECTED]@msn.jabber.fake.org.
I think the end user would never type the JID. The end user would be
presented with an interface like this:
1. Choose a network:
- AIM
- ICQ
- Jabber
- MSN
- Yahoo
2. Type an address:
__________________
The client then adds the \40 (or old-style %) if needed based on the
network.
Or beter yet let the server do it with jabber:iq:gateway (XEP-0100,
section 6.3, item 1 and examples 54 and 55).
If you use jabber:iq:gateway, you really don't care what % or \40 is
going to be used. Just use the JID in the reply. One thing that
bothers me though, is that there is no reverse jabber:iq:gateway:
going from [EMAIL PROTECTED] to
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Best regards,
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HIId: Pedro Melo
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