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--- Comment #1 from Robert McQueen <robert.mcqueen collabora.co.uk> 2008-05-06 04:22:54 PST ---
The one in RequestStreams is correct. In real Jingle land,
we need to know that
the client has support for Jingle itself, the appropriate
content description
(audio or vidio), and a usable transport. Gabble only
supports signalling the
GTalk-P2P transport, because its Jingle implementation isn't
that far removed
from its original GTalk implementation.
In GTalk land, having the Google voice capability is
sufficient, because GTalk
didn't used to have any concept of separate session, content
and transport
signalling. You either have Google voice capability
(implying Google Session,
and GTalk-P2P), or you don't.
In future if we'd added support for signalling Jingle ICE
and Jingle Raw UDP,
then having one them would also make people callable, rather
than requiring
them to have GTalk-P2P (in practice, I expect only us would
ever use GTalk-P2P
as a transport with XEP-0166 Jingle). Although at this
point, we should examine
our own channel-specific capabilities, and only consider
people with raw UDP
callable if we have raw UDP available ourselves, for
example.
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