Hi,
Dave Cridland wrote:
This looks interesting. Particularly so because of the case allowing
information flow between public services and private media
services.
I'm thinking particularly of data stores such as the BBC's Programmes
thing, but this would be equally applicable to a number of
The Changelog says content-modify and content-accept were removed from
the PENDING state. But the state diagram in section 5.1 still lists
them as valid actions when in PENDING.
-Tim Julien
XMPP Extensions Editor wrote:
Version 0.25 of XEP-0166 (Jingle) has been released.
Abstract: This
This makes use of content-replace in the PENDING state (i.e., before
session-accept) as the final step in transport negotiation.
see the state diagrams and examples in sections 9.2, 9.3.
However, Jingle (166) is very clear that content-replace cannot be used
in the PENDING state.
Section
This makes use of content-replace in the PENDING state (i.e., before
session-accept) as the final step in transport negotiation.
see the state diagrams and examples in sections 5.1, 5.6.
However, Jingle (166) is very clear that content-replace cannot be used
in the PENDING state.
-Tim
So, I'm confused about some of the transport negotiation stuff.
In first scenario (section 3.1) the negotiation occurs after
session-accept - which is counter to every Jingle spec that has come out
so far: typically both description and transport are negotiated as a
pre-requisite to
Thanks for your feedback here and in the other threads. I've gotten
behind on the Jingle edits but will work on them again very soon so that
we can finish these specs!
On 05/21/2008 12:35 PM, Tim Julien wrote:
The Changelog says content-modify and content-accept were removed from
the PENDING
Hi all. I am just getting back into XMPP after a few years away from it and I
am digging into the Pub/Sub XEP. I am looking for a bit of feedback. I am
writting the service which will pull data from RSS and publish it via Jabber.
However I need a way to relate the unique RSS url to the XMPP
On 05/21/2008 6:26 PM, Kelly S wrote:
Hi all. I am just getting back into XMPP after a few years away from
it and I am digging into the Pub/Sub XEP. I am looking for a bit of
feedback. I am writting the service which will pull data from RSS and
publish it via Jabber. However I need a way to
Thanks for the reply!
I took a look at what your saying about NodeID and I understand a bit more
clearly now. Wow the Pub/Sub spec is large!
Anyways. I'm thinking of writing a service where users can subscribe to feeds
off the web. A service will be monitoring all feeds and pulling the
