On Wednesday 21 March 2007 2:57 pm, Matthias Wimmer wrote: > Hi Justin! > > Justin Karneges schrieb: > > TLS protects a bytestream of data. We haven't defined what would be > > inside of this stream, but anyway this stream needs to be transported > > over XMPP as a series of stanzas. I only suggest IBB as the transport > > because you'll end up reinventing it anyway. E.g. the difference > > wouldn't amount to much more than changing the element & namespace. > > Wasn't IBB initialy just one of different types to connect two entities? > Couldn't we define XTLS generically on top of one of these bytestreams? > So XTLS could be done on IBB as well as on a direct connection between > two network entities.
True, this mechanism should probably use xep-95 (or other) to select a transport, and not target IBB specifically. -Justin
