On Wed, Sep 15, 2010 at 8:44 AM, Justin Karneges <justin-keyword-jabber.093...@affinix.com> wrote: > In trying to reduce the number of network round trips in our plain (non-XMPP) > BOSH implementation, I wonder about putting data in the session creation > request and response <body> exchanges. In XEP-0124, there is no mention about > whether the body must be empty in either case, but all examples show it empty. > However, XEP-0206 has an example of the server replying with <stream:features> > in the response, so at least that much seems to be allowed, right? I want to > know if putting data in the initial client request is allowed too. >
It's not disallowed, which I take to mean it's allowed. > XEP-0124 could probably use some clarification on this, particularly if it is > allowed. > +1 > One caveat of an initial data exchange is that the client doesn't know the sid > yet, and therefore it cannot retransmit requests in the event of failure. > This means you'd only want to include initial data if loss or dups are > acceptable (such as the case with stream:features in XEP-0206). > > Thanks, > -Justin >
