It's currently unclear what will happen when a channel has
channel-specific handles (XMPP MUCs, in practice) and invitations happen.
Assume [EMAIL PROTECTED], [EMAIL PROTECTED] and [EMAIL PROTECTED] are global
handles, and
[EMAIL PROTECTED]/Simon, [EMAIL PROTECTED]/Fred and [EMAIL PROTECTED]/Jim are
the corresponding channel-specific handles in the MUC [EMAIL PROTECTED]
* If Fred invites me to join [EMAIL PROTECTED], will I see [EMAIL PROTECTED] or
[EMAIL PROTECTED]/Simon in the local-pending set, or is it unspecified?
* Also, will I see [EMAIL PROTECTED] or [EMAIL PROTECTED]/Fred in the members
set, or
is it unspecified?
* When I accept the invitation and I get moved to the remote-pending
set, or if I'm trying to join a room without having been invited, which of
my handles will I see in the remote-pending set? (I assume it's the
same in both cases...)
* If I invite Jim by calling AddMembers(RequestHandles([EMAIL PROTECTED])),
will I see
[EMAIL PROTECTED] or [EMAIL PROTECTED]/Jim in the remote-pending set, or is
it unspecified?
Simon
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