Ah, thanks. That makes sense. Does that interact with the roster so you can switch complete profiles based on context?
I'd love to stick to the basics, but blocking is a base part of an IM system and I have to implement it. Microsoft's server has an idea a watcher where you keep a list separate from your blocker list for controlling permissions. I think the privacy list can handle that. AlexG wrote: > > tjabber schrieb: >> For example, in reading the privacy list spec, it was never clear to me >> why >> I would need multiple lists and why would I make one active over another? >> And what is invisibility? I've searched a lot on these, but I haven't >> found >> an answer. > > you don't need to. You can have multiple list. > Eg one use case is if you use the same jabberId for personal > communication and at work. At the office you don't want to be bothered > by friends, so you have one list for that. At home you don't want to be > bothered with office stuff, so you have another list for that. > > If you are a newbie to jabber I would recommend to start with the basic > features, not advanced features like privacy lists, pubsub or jingle ;-) > > Alex > > > -- View this message in context: http://www.nabble.com/Any-place-for-basic-definitions--tp15345740p15361462.html Sent from the Jabber JDEV mailing list archive at Nabble.com.
