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
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From: Kriggs [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Monday, August 19, 2002 4:56 AM
Subject: Re: [JDEV] New html tag
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
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
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
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:
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
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
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
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.
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
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