Dnia 2011-01-31, pon o godzinie 23:23 -0800, Keith Jay Gillis pisze: 
> A host that offers text-based conferencing capabilities; often but not
> necessarily a sub-domain of a Jabber server (e.g.,
> conference.jabber.org).

I always find this annotation as misleading.
It tightens the current habbit of tightly binding services with servers.


> Is it possible to use mu-conference with jabberd2 without putting
> mu-conference on a sub-domain?

It's perfectly possible to run a conference service on its own domain.
It's domain name is nothing special and does not have to be a subdomain
of jabber server.

ie. I run my conference service and transports on a completely separate
host, with only router and s2s components companion. Router to handle
component protocol connections, and s2s to give the components network
connectivity.


> I had hoped that a chat service and XMPP server could both have the same
> domain.

But... If you want to share a single domain between different
components, ie. a chat component and a session manager - it's not
possible with jabberd2. This would require an application protocol level
stanza routing which is not supported. In other words - router would
have to inspect contents of every packet and decide which component the
packet should be routed to. It is possible to do, but it's complicated
and inefficient.


> I see from XEP-0045 that a chat service needs to have a JID to direct
> room queries to. Could it have a JID of confere...@example.com of
> example.com/conference instead of conference.example.com?

Not possible. MUC encodes nicknames as resources. You need to run it on
separate domain.


> Also, are there plans to make the jabberd2 component protocol an
> official extension?

Kind of...
Some elements of jabberd2 component protocol are on it's way to
standardization. See XEP-0225

The rest is jabberd2 internal design specific and may not be that useful
for other implementations.


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