On Thu, Jan 28, 2010 at 9:10 AM, Torben Weis <[email protected]> wrote:
> Hi,
> I got several reports that QWaveClient does not interoperate well with
> WaveSandBox. In fact, I reliably managed to blow up a wave on wavesandbox or
> forced some "shiny" messages. It turned out that WaveSandBox was the source
> of these errors (see end of this mail).
> I hacked around the bugs and according to my testing you can now chat with
> WaveSandBox users via QWaveClient.
Congrats!
> One problem remains: When inserting a new thread (i.e. creating a blip with
> additional indentation), the thread will not show up on wavesandbox. Closing
> and opening the wave on sandbox solves the problem. It seems that something
> is really broken there.
> Second, sending a <contributor> tag will force a shiny message. Therefore
> QWaveClient does not send it anymore (for now).
That's a known issue, the <contributor> element is documented as something
we are going to implement, but it currently isn't implemented.
> Third, updating the conv+root first and sending the blip later lets the wave
> blow up (I think this bug is well known).
> QWaveClient now adheres to this order of sending things.
> Fourth, sending one delta for the blip and one delta for conv+root right
> after this one (this is the CORRECT order), results in the blip being not
> visible in wavesandbox. The operations of the two deltas need to be joined
> and sent as a single delta. Then it will work as expected.
> Finally, wavesandbox uses some strange annotations:
> annotation_boundary {
> end: "user/d/Wlir8vFX"
> }
> This stuff is used all over the place and it is not specified anywhere.
The user annotations are described in the conversation model specification:
http://wave-protocol.googlecode.com/hg/spec/conversation/convspec.html#anchor29
Thanks,
-joe
> Thus, QWaveClient ignores it.
> Cheers
> Torben
> PS: Aldon, thanks for offering your server for the tests.
>
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