On Thu, Jun 06, 2002 at 11:10:10AM -0400, Michael F Lin wrote:
...
> Moving transfers out of band is fine, however, it would be highly
> advantageous for whatever band you move them into to fully adopt JID
> routing rules.
...
> I should be able to tell PASS a *JID* that
> I want to communicate with, and *PASS* should do all the remaining work,
> negotiating with other PASS components if necessary, and return back to me
> an IP and port to which to connect.
I do also think this is the way it should be done. If jabber server know
how to route xml messages they should be able to find the best route for
the outband connections too. And this doesn't need to be the same.
Several servers may be configured to direct clients to some globaly
accessible HUB, or may suggest direct link between the clients. This
way jabber could be integrated with ISP's routing adn firewall
infrastructure and the clients would not have to guess any strange
configs of the network.
Greets,
Jacek
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