[JDEV] Rich Text in Messages

Mon Dec 11 20:39:29 CST 2000

Plus if I wanted to send both HTML, and say SVG in the same message, I could
do it no probs without screwing around with <x>s.

I am going to add in some HTML support into Jabberzilla here real quick. I
think I will go with the <html>

Eric

P.S. It looks like the server is going to have to have some XSLT support
built in for all this fancy stuff. Personally though, I think it should only
be used for cases where there would be bandwidth issues, such as PDAs and
pagers. People are just going to work with other client authors to support
everything else.

>     Alrighty, after several hours of reading up on namespaces, I am *SO*
> wrong it's not funny.  I was under the impression that all child tags,
even
> those containing an external DTD, where required to be present in the
parent
> tags DTD as well.  I was dead wrong, and it seems to actually be a popular
> misconception.  Here's a good example that literally shows it:
>
> -- *Included*
>   <!-- A, B, C, and G are in the http://www.foo.org/ namespace. -->
>   <A xmlns="http://www.foo.org/">
>      <B>abcd</B>
>      <C>efgh</C>
>      <!-- D, E, and F are in the http://www.bar.org/ namespace. -->
>      <D xmlns="http://www.bar.org/">
>         <E>1234</E>
>         <F>5678</F>
>      </D>
>      <!-- Remember! G is in the http://www.foo.org/ namespace. -->
>      <G>ijkl</G>
>   </A>
>
>     You are correct.  The X and query tags SHOULD NOT be present in the
> Jabber DTD.  They are extention tags.