Hello,
XEP-0160 clarify the best practice for offline message and states for
offline messages that headline message should not be stored for offline
delivery:
headline -- Messages with a 'type' attribute whose value is headline
SHOULD NOT be stored offline, since such messages are usually
Hello,
On 1 Jul 2015, at 11:42, Dave Cridland wrote:
On 1 July 2015 at 09:20, Mickaël Rémond mrem...@process-one.net
wrote:
I think it implies that they should not be pushed as well. Otherwise,
you
may receive a push notification for a message you will never be able
to
receive if you
Hi Dave,
It's remarkable how small XML processors can be these days, but in any
case, have you considered how encryption fits into this, or were you
assuming a trusted network?
Have not (as is common with XMPP). I can imagine that there would be
applications of constrained environments,
Hello Edwin
So, you're suggesting an in-band transfer mechanism for out-of-band data
transfers? That sounds a bit wasteful to me.
XEP-0332 allows the client and server to use different methods based on your
requirements and capabilites. It supports both chunked transfer, as well as
Hi Daniel,
Thanks for the references; I had indeed missed discussion. I also noted that
the Last Call seems to have been closed.
I think you gave yourself the answer in the latter part of your mail
mentioning that with a dedicated port one can start using EXI right-away.
Is this approach
On 1 July 2015 at 09:20, Mickaël Rémond mrem...@process-one.net wrote:
Hello,
XEP-0160 clarify the best practice for offline message and states for
offline messages that headline message should not be stored for offline
delivery:
headline -- Messages with a 'type' attribute whose value is
Hello Dave.
On 30 June 2015 at 18:40, Peter Waher mailto:peter.wa...@clayster.com
peter.wa...@clayster.com wrote:
Thanks for your input. For small devices, that do not wish to (or cannot)
perform a dynamic handshake, there's the concept of quick configurations
(§2.6). With a quick
On 30 June 2015 at 18:40, Peter Waher peter.wa...@clayster.com wrote:
Thanks for your input. For small devices, that do not wish to (or cannot)
perform a dynamic handshake, there's the concept of quick configurations
(§2.6). With a quick configuration ID, the entire setup is predefined. It
On 26 June 2015 at 05:41, Rick van Rein r...@openfortress.nl wrote:
I am thinking of constrained processing environments, such as clients on
microcontrollers. These may want to use EXI to avoid having to deal
with the full XML notation, and they would most certainly not be
serviced if they
On 30/06/15 19:45, Peter Waher wrote:
Hello Daniel
You could use XEP-0332, HTTP over XMPP, to do this. To upload content,
simply perform a PUT, and you can then retrieve it using a normal GET.
http://xmpp.org/extensions/xep-0332.html#PUT
If content is small, you can do the
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