Hi,

Generally a URI is of the form "scheme://authority/path". For example http://www.example.com/index.html

A JID is of the form [EMAIL PROTECTED]/resource. If we have a JID [EMAIL PROTECTED]/Home, according to RFC 4622, the XMPP URI take the form xmpp://[EMAIL PROTECTED]/Home.

Is there a way that we can map an XMPP URI to the general URI format where we don't have the "node@" component? I mean can we have xmpp://example.com/node/Home?

Which part of an XMPP URI is analogous to the "path" of a generic URI? Is it both "node" and "resource" or "resource" only?


Thanks,
Ishan.

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