On Mon, Oct 28, 2013 at 7:57 PM, Spencer MacDonald < spencer.macdonald.ot...@gmail.com> wrote:
> I have used a custom implementation that just had the following commands: > > - Enable (enable the buffer) > - Flush (flush the buffer) > - Disable (disable the buffer, which also flushes it) > > It worked great, but I wasn't using any time sensitive XEPs like Jingle > that you would want to let through. > > The major issue on iOS is if the device "wakes up" more than 15 times in 5 > mins your app would get killed, so letting through "important" messages > still wouldn't be a good idea. > > Right; the google:queue implementation I once wrote, in a past life, buffered up only presence. IQ, and messages, came through - but it was clever enough to figure out that local PEP at least was bufferable. I suspect though that most people would handle less than 3 messages a minute on mobile for at least most of the time. I only get that kind of level on desktop if I'm in a MUC or two. Even if the client was killed, the combination of mobile push and XEP-0198 should make that fairly painless, too. Dave.
