On 1/2/06, bernhard <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Hi all > > I'm new on the mailinglist - hallo to all. > > At the moment I'm working on a browser-based (jep-0124) jabber pubsub > client. > Pubsub is new and I have some questions. > > User - Pubsub relation > ----------------------- > Is there a relation between user-jid und pubsub "home-node"? > As I have seen, all the servers have the following settings: > > example: > useraccount: [EMAIL PROTECTED] > pubsub-home: server="pubsub.jabber.ru" node="home/jabber.ru/testuser > > Is this a 1:1 relation? Is it possible to get the pubsub-home of a user > with this alorithmus: > server= "pubsub."+server > and > node="home/"+server+"/"+user. > > If not, is there an other possibility to get the "home-node" of a user?
afaik, it's not a 1:1. I think you have to disco#info the user's jid to find their pubsub node. If you haven't, you should read http://www.jabber.org/jeps/jep-0163.html too. > Hirachie in Pubsub > ------------------- > Pubsub - the global XML DB is really cool. > If many applications store data using pubsub, there is a need for a > "file hierarchie standard". > Where should my application store user data? > Is documentation available for that? afaik, there's no standard way to do this yet. > Limitations > ----------- > It maybe makes not much sense, to store the content of a DVD, base64 > encoded in Pubsub. > But where are the limits? > I try to make a blog software the stores html files in pubsub. > Is it a good idea, to store images in pubsub? > Or is pubsub intended to save small files like config data? > as yet, nothing in any spec's. I guess it's up to implementations to allow the server admin to set a limit. > URI > ----- > > I want to save HTML Files in Pubsub. > To view the HTML Files a browser is needed and I need a URI Schema to > display a specific html content. > The html-documents will have links and this links will point to an other > pubsub resource. > > The URL will look like: > http://datenkueche.com/pubsubviewer.html#xmpp:pubsub.jabber.ru?node=home/pubsub.ru/pubsub1 > and will open the first item of this node and displays it after applying > an XSLT XSS filter. > A "relativ" hyperlink looks like <a > href="#xmpp:pubsub.jabber.ru?node=home/pubsub.ru/pubsub2">link</a> > Is this a good idea? > maybe rather use something like: http://datenkueche.com/pubsubviewer.php/xmpp:pubsub.jabber.ru/home/pubsub.ru/pubsub1 or http://datenkueche.com/pubsubviewer.php/xmpp/pubsub.jabber.ru/home/pubsub.ru/pubsub1 that way the relative hyperlinks are the same in xmpp and html: <a href="pubsub2">link</a>. -- - Norman Rasmussen - Email: [EMAIL PROTECTED] - Home page: http://norman.rasmussen.co.za/
