On Thu May 8 16:10:27 2008, Stephen Pendleton wrote:
I'm not sure what architecture you are using, but aren't you doing
something like:
- read socket (TLS is handled at the socket layer)
- unwrap sasl if sasl has been negotiated
- uncompress if XEP-0138 compression has been negotiated
- present ascii XML to XML parser
I also don't see why you can't just keep doing what you are doing
now (throwing out the parser). The only thing that is changing is
the removal of the <stream:stream> stanzas. You can still throw
away (or reset) the parser at the right moments.
Let's assume you're right.
What advantage is there in doing away with the stream restarts, then?
Dave.
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