On 10 June 2018 at 06:09, Daniel Corbe wrote:
> Because it would seem to me as if one would need to read the entire stream
> one byte at a time and wait for valid input before passing the message off
> to a parser. IE, I’m looking for that final closing > before I can reply.
>
>
Eeeek.
> Is
Hi Daniel,
On 2018-06-10 07:09, Daniel Corbe wrote:
Hi,
First time implementor of anything XMPP-related, much less outside of
the use of a library for dealing with XMPP.
The chosen language here is Go and the few XMPP libraries that exist
in our world are hilariously incomplete. So I’m
I’m also working on a project involving Go and XMPP but I’m creating a server
component (XEP-0114). I’m reusing most of this project
https://github.com/sheenobu/go-xco but I forked a fork of that project that
adds some features (like asynchronous sending and receiving of messages). It
works
On Sun, Jun 10, 2018, at 00:09, Daniel Corbe wrote:
> The chosen language here is Go and the few XMPP libraries that exist in our
> world are hilariously incomplete. So I’m stuck implementing a library for
> my application from scratch.
FWIW, I have an incomplete (though hopefully not
If you were waiting for CR/CRLF, you would similarly be reading “one byte
at a time” (probably buffering first and then seeing whether the buffer
contains a newline?).
What you are looking for are streaming XML parsers. You can do this in Go
with encoding/xml; you will get individual tokens which
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questions are more appropriately directed to the JDev list -
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It sounds like you're trying to take the incoming XML stream as-is and separate
it into stanzas without properly parsing the XML. You will need to parse the
XML anyway to make use of it, so you may as well do it as it comes in.
Buffer the incoming raw data, and then parse XML components, and
Hi,
First time implementor of anything XMPP-related, much less outside of the
use of a library for dealing with XMPP.
The chosen language here is Go and the few XMPP libraries that exist in our
world are hilariously incomplete. So I’m stuck implementing a library for
my application
