Hello, Yes, we can use 'id' for that purpose, possibly encoding 'seq' into it. I just thought that sending the seq number back to the sender would be a "clean" solution.
Thanks. William. On 7/18/07, Mridul Muralidharan <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
William Voorsluys wrote: > Hello, > > We're adding flow rate control support for IBB since our application > makes heavy use of file transfers. > Since we need to receive ACKs for packets, we're using <iq> for data > transport, according to XEP-0047. The first problem is that the > algorithm we're using needs to know the sequence number of the packet > being acknowledged. > But, according to the XEP, it is not allowed to include any inner XML > stanza on the <iq> of type RESULT used as ACK: > > <iq from='[EMAIL PROTECTED]/balcony' to='[EMAIL PROTECTED]/orchard' > type='result' id='ibb1'/> > > What would be the best way of including this information in the ACK? > Should we use <message> + AMP for having that info? > > Thank you, > > William Hi, You could encode the sequence number into the 'id' attribute ? Regards, Mridul
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