[jdev] Jabberd2, Flash Client and terminator character...

[David Waite]

The flash client protocol just replaces the protocol mechanism with a 
slightly different mechanism, keeping the actual XMPP message format 
the same. I don't see how this would differ in 'being' XMPP or Jabber 
any more or less than JEP-0124 - one sends messages wrapped in xml 
documents and provides a polling mechanism to overcome the stateless 
nature of http requests; one uses a single tcp socket like xml-streams 
but sends messages as separate documents, separating them by a special 
byte or byte sequence.

-David Waite

On Apr 12, 2004, at 11:39 AM, Matthias Wimmer wrote:

> Hi Sean!
>
> Sean Voisen schrieb am 2004-04-12 11:24:33:
>>> BTW: What you are doing with Flash is no XMPP and as far as I can see
>>> Flash is not able to support XMPP at all. I am even not sure if I 
>>> would
>>> call it Jabber what Flash uses at present.
>> Can you elaborate on this? Why not?
>
> Because both use XML documents ... and XML documents are not allowed to
> contain zero bytes ...
> Flash is just able to do something that is similar and for what there
> are hacks in some server implementations that transform it to
> XMPP/Jabber.
>
> Tot kijk
>     Matthias
>
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