can someone explain me, why developers give us a separate
<response
id="xxx" /> tag?
it is break a relation between response and it's id.
why not include response ID as attribute to every high-level
tag:
C: <rosterList id="A7" />
S: <rosterItem id="A7"
ask="subscribe" peer="user1 host"
subscription="none" />
S: <rosterItem id="A7"
ask="subscribe" peer="user1 host"
subscription="none" />
or at least make frame-tag:
C: <rosterList id="A7" />
S: <response id="A7">
S: <rosterItem id="A7"
ask="subscribe" peer="user1 host"
subscription="none" />
S: <rosterItem id="A7"
ask="subscribe" peer="user1 host"
subscription="none" />
S: </response>
p.s. please make a bit more sessions examples in XIMSS
manual. There are
no examples in "Instant Messaging" and
"Roster and Presence" sections.
commented example of common session [connection, roaster
retrieving,
change of status, sending and receiving messages] , would be
great too.
best regards
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