Peter Saint-Andre wrote:
Correct. That might change slightly in rfc3920bis (probably by ripping
out the dependency on stringprep because it is tied to Unicode 3.2 and
has all those long, scary character tables), but in a way that will be
as backwards-compatible as possible.
I would love to see the XMPP spec define the JID syntax without
referring to stringprep. I find it incredibly difficult to understand
definitively what the requirements are.
So, to summarize:
* The node (before the @) and domain should be case-insensitive.
* The resource should be case-sensitive.
So when DJabberd parses a JID, it ought to normalize the case in the
node and domain parts. It must presumably do this in a way defined in
stringprep rather than relying on Perl's in-built ability to turn
strings to lowercase.
Is this correct? (and does anyone want to send in a patch? :) )
