On Tue, Mar 30, 2010 at 06:31, G.W.G.K.N. Udayanga <gwgknudaya...@gmail.com> wrote: > Hello Bernard Sir, > Thank you very much for your support.I know that the time to discuss about > the project is now over.
Is it? Why? > But if you can please consider about following > things. > > > You question:What would you want to remove? What would be unwanted stanzas? > What do you think is a stanza at all? > > *Stanza is same as xml.(actually another name use in xmpp world). Actually no. Stanza is a data structure, carrying special XMPP semantics, while XML is the syntax to express XMPP stanzas. An analogy: XMPP are the words, stanzas are the sentences. XMPP only uses a subset of XML. > *Here as the removable stanzas i mean xml tags such as <message/>, > <presence/>, <iq/> and so on which are used for initial handshaking when > dealing with xmpp. Don't know. Presence, IQ, Messages are used all over the place. I don't see any reason to remove anything. > Another one that i didn't get answer from your reply. > > Ajax clients send requests by using url encrypting also(other than the types > of xml document)But for the bosh protocol only xml is allowable as > payload.So do we need to process url encryped requst of ajax client as a > xml formatted one before using bosh protocol? Sorry, I don't understand that question. I think the specs are pretty clear about what has to be send. HTTP from browser to webserver, request payload is mostly XML whether encrypted or not. Bernd
