[JDEV] Flash 5's XMLSocket vs Jabber 1.2
Thomas Charron
tcharron at ductape.net
Thu Oct 19 09:32:09 CDT 2000
Quoting Bill Abbas <zsa at expertq.com>:
> I haven't looked at how jabber parses XML, but ...
> If the problem is the terminating null, is a switch really necessary?
> Shouldn't the behavior of the jabber XML stream parser be to throw away
> any extraneous garbage that occurs outside of tags? So if I sent a data
> like this:
> <tag>
> meaningful stuff
> </tag>
> random garbage
> the random garbage would get discarded because it has no meaningful XML
> context.
Discarding the random data would not be correct, IMHO. The DTD for the
initial tag does not include *ANY PCDATA* segments. What do you do when
something is outside the norm? Get them the *HECK* outta there, aka, drop
socket.. (Not, I didn't say drop core.. ;-P)
> Which is another way of saying that it shouldn't dump core, it should
> just discard it and move on.
Agreed. But I'm sure the core dump issue will be addressed.. ;-P No
arguments there..
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