Re: [JDEV] New html tag in messages

2002-08-19 Thread Richard Dobson
I think that is a remote possiblity and even if it does it is the sign of a badly programmed client and not a fault with the protocol. Richard - Original Message - From: Kriggs [EMAIL PROTECTED] To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Monday, August 19, 2002 4:56 AM Subject: Re: [JDEV] New html tag

Re: [JDEV] JEP038 (emoticon spec) : file extension

2002-08-19 Thread Sami Haahtinen
On Sun, Aug 18, 2002 at 05:49:27PM -0400, Adam Theo wrote: According to some Google searches, the gem file extension is already being used and supported in many applications as a vector graphic file format. Neither gisp nor jisp are, however. I would use gisp but as I said, I realize this

Re: [JDEV] look for help about unicode in jabber system

2002-08-19 Thread Andreas Ames
Hi, ÕÅ Æé [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes: =816=A61We need to find some kind of encoding algorithm/API which convert= s Unicode to UTF-8 before we send out strings to the server and some kind of decodi= ng Algorithm/API which does the opposite when we receive strings. I'm told that the jabber.org

Re: [JDEV] New html tag in messages

2002-08-19 Thread Sami Haahtinen
On Sun, Aug 18, 2002 at 11:56:39PM -0400, Kriggs wrote: Right. I'm wondering if you can pass along some malicious tags in a html/ block, such as message/, that some clients might pickup on and run even if they really shouldn't. You can do that too, as long as it's valid XML, the server only

[JDEV] Re: [JBDevel] adding handlers for other namespaces/extensions

2002-08-19 Thread Jiri Komzak
Great, thanks! It really nicely works with my own handlers. I have another question now :o) Is it possible (I mean, easily possible) to make the parser used in jabberbeans to parse a file or another source then just open jabber connection? Again thanks for any help, Jiri Shawn Wilton wrote:

Re: [JDEV] New html tag in messages

2002-08-19 Thread Peter Saint-Andre
Yes, you can send something like this: message to='thing1' bodyhahaha/body html xmlns='xhtml-basic' messageanother message!/message iqhere's an iq!/iq presence type='unsubscribe'/ /html /message So what? A client is supposed to treat the stuff in the html/ element differently

Re: [JDEV] RVP transport (M$ exchange messenger)

2002-08-19 Thread Dave Smith
In general any interoperability work with Exchange would be interesting to the Jabber community, I would imagine. By all means let's see some code! :) Diz On Friday, August 16, 2002, at 07:17 , Martin Mrvka wrote: Hi, I'm currently trying to build a jabber transport for microsofts

Re: [JDEV] New html tag in messages

2002-08-19 Thread dlb
From: Richard Dobson [EMAIL PROTECTED] I think that is a remote possiblity and even if it does it is the sign of a badly programmed client and not a fault with the protocol. exactly I doubt that a nested iq or message element could be exploited to run anything - it wouldn't be recognized by

Re: [JDEV] New html tag in messages

2002-08-19 Thread Kriggs
Hi Peter. Yes, you can send something like this: message to='thing1' bodyhahaha/body html xmlns='xhtml-basic' messageanother message!/message iqhere's an iq!/iq presence type='unsubscribe'/ /html /message I didn't know that the html/ tag had an xmlns attribute in it.

Re: [JDEV] New html tag in messages

2002-08-19 Thread Peter Saint-Andre
Oh definitely, anything other than body, subject, thread, and error needs to be in its own namespace (the official children of message are at http://www.jabber.org/ietf/draft-miller-xmpp-core-00.html#anchor2). Peter -- Peter Saint-Andre Jabber Software Foundation