Well the main problem I have with google's writeup at
http://code.google.com/p/bxmpp/ is that the example has extra spaces in the
tags. For example: <zero /><one /><one /><one /><zero /><one />
should be: <zero/><one/><one/><one/><zero/><one/>
Thats like a 13% reduction right there if stream compression is turned off! I
guess when you spend billions on data centers you don't need to worry about an
extra million bytes or so.
Fortunately this is corrected in the examples in the XEP.> Date: Tue, 1 Apr
2008 08:11:21 +0200> From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]> To: [email protected]> Subject:
Re: [Standards] ACTIVE: XEP-0239 (Binary XMPP)> ...> Everybody can start using
it today on its mobile, just go here> http://code.google.com/p/bxmpp/ and
follow the instructions, though> you should also give a look at Pedro's
implementation as soon as he> publishes it. Besides having the original idea,
he wrote a connection> manager in perl (mine is in python), and since everybody
knows that> perl is less verbose than python, that should be the recommended>
implementation!
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