Hi all,<br><br>I've come across something which seem like a possible issue w.r.t. xml processing <br>for xmpp implementations.<br><br>The first is that rfc1390, sec 11.1 (restrictions on xml) states that<br><br>1) With regard to XML generation, an XMPP implementation MUST NOT inject into an XML stream any of the following
<br>[ dtds and stuff]<br><p>2) With regard to XML processing, if an XMPP implementation receives such restricted XML data, it MUST ignore the data
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<a name="10cf43556dd612a5_rfc.section.11.2"></a><h4><a name="10cf43556dd612a5_xml-ns"></a></h4>My question is what happens when a server receives xml with craziness like embedded dtds but, having <br>ignored such restricted data, it decides it must pass the message on to another server. How can a server fullfill both
<br>1 and 2 above? What is generally done in these cases?<br><br>Best<br><br>-- <br>scott
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