Matthias Wimmer wrote: > Matthias Wimmer schrieb: >> The resource is allowed to contain '@' as well as '/'. Everything behind >> the first '/' character in a JID is the resource. > > ... but this has nothing to do with XEP-0106 BTW. > > XEP-0106 is about mapping non-JID addresses in a JID. e.g. if you have a > E-Mail address, that cannot map directly in a JID you will use XEP-0106.
Basically, yes. The idea for native XMPP addresses is that people might want them to look the same as their email addresses. So if your email address is d'[EMAIL PROTECTED] then you might want your JID to look the same. But we can't do that natively in XMPP because single quote is not allowed in a node identifier, so we need an escaping mechanism, which is XEP-0106. So a JID of [EMAIL PROTECTED] would be presented as d'[EMAIL PROTECTED] even in a pure XMPP system. Peter -- Peter Saint-Andre XMPP Standards Foundation http://www.xmpp.org/xsf/people/stpeter.shtml
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