[jdev] Service Discovery (XEP-0030) and large item sets
Tobias Markmann
tmarkmann at googlemail.com
Wed Oct 11 08:29:03 CDT 2006
Hi,
Given the following query stanza:
<iq id='75'
> to='conference.jabber.org'
> type='get'
> xml:lang='de-DE'>
> <query xmlns='http://jabber.org/protocol/disco#items'/>
> </iq>
The server responds to this stanza with a large stanza, with hundreds of
items. If XMPP gets more common MUCs will have a lot more rooms. So why
don't split large stanzas in smaller chunks. Like in the following example:
<iq from='conference.jabber.org'
> to='tobiasfar at jabber.org/home'
> id='75'
> type='result'
> part='1'
> part-count='2'>
> <query xmlns='http://jabber.org/protocol/disco#items'>
> <item jid='comitedesabios at conference.jabber.org'
> name='comitedesabios (0)'/>
> <item jid='asilo at conference.jabber.org'
> name='asilo (0)'/>
> <item jid='blondie at conference.jabber.org'
> name='blondie (1)'/>
> <item jid='esperanto at conference.jabber.org'
> name='Babilu esperante (4)'/>
> <item jid='hawaii at conference.jabber.org'
> name='Hawaii (0)'/>
> </query>
> </iq>
>
> <iq from='conference.jabber.org'
> to='tobiasfar at jabber.org/home'
> id='75'
> type='result'
> part='2'
> part-count='2'>
> <query xmlns='http://jabber.org/protocol/disco#items'>
> <item jid='kanava at conference.jabber.org'
> name='kanava (0)'/>
> <item jid='profit at conference.jabber.org'
> name='Profit (3)'/>
> <item jid='!use at conference.jabber.org'
> name='!use (0)'/>
> <item jid='directnet at conference.jabber.org'
> name='Directnet (1)'/>
> <item jid='stevegt-ctl at conference.jabber.org'
> name='stevegt-ctl (1)'/>
> <item jid='asplinux at conference.jabber.org'
> name='asplinux'/>
> <item jid='international at conference.jabber.org'
> name='international (0)'/>
> </query>
> </iq>
This will result in some advantages like:
- smaller XML stanza sizes -> easier to handle for servers
- better responsiveness because you can still retrieve presences or
other messages while receiving a large stanza
If someone knows a better way to do something like this, please tell me
about it.
regards
Tobias
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