March 2018
Beginner to intermediate
410 pages
10h 40m
English
An XMPP client sends XML fragments on its XMPP connection. The root elements of these fragments are called stanzas. There are three basic types of stanzas, each one corresponding to one of the three basic communication patterns available: asynchronous message (message), request/respond (iq, short for Information Query), and Publish/Subscribe (presence).
There are five common attributes each stanza can have, most of which are optional at one stage or another:
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Attribute |
Meaning |
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id |
It's possible to assign an identity to the stanza. This identity can be used in references. Typical use is in the request/response pattern. But it ... |
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