Walter Underwood wrote: > The standard trick here is to use a sequence of small docs, separated > by ASCII form-feed characters. That character is not legal within an > XML document, so it allows the stream to resyncronize on that character. > Besides, form-feed actually has almost the right semantics -- start a > new page.
In XMPP, you can reset on seeing </atom:entry>, assuming you don't have atom:feed left hanging. You probably won't need atom:feed there anyway - feeds are very much artefacts of going over HTTP. cheers Bill
