Hi Toly, Toly Menn wrote: >> An XML stream always goes in one direction, it's just that in the c2s >> case both streams go over the same TCP connection, whereas in the s2s >> case there are two TCP connections. However, as Justin says, the >> directionality matters only for the sending of stanzas, not for the >> sending of XML elements that are used to establish the stream. I'll >> clarify this in the -04 version of rfc3920bis, and will post to the list >> once I have proposed text. > > Going back to StPeter’s original example of the s2s case, server 1 (s1) > sends STANZAs to server 2 (s2) over TCP connection 1 (t1), s2 sends > STANZAs to s1 over TCP connection 2 (t2). I just wanted to confirm that > this applies to ALL stanzas, including IQ stanzas.
Correct. > So if s1 sends s2 an > IQ stanza of type “set” over t1, s2 will reply to s1 to that “set” with > a “result” stanza over t2? Yes. > Either way, this may be a good clarification > in 3920bis as well. It's on the way. Might even be in my working copy already, I'll have to check. Peter -- Peter Saint-Andre https://stpeter.im/
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