January 2002
Beginner
480 pages
13h 15m
English
It’s obvious that in a messaging architecture such as Jabber, sending messages
is fundamental. The
<message/>
element provides us with this facility. Any data, other than
availability information or structured requests and responses (which are
handled by the other two element types) sent from one Jabber entity to another,
is sent in a <message/> element.
All things considered, the key word in that last sentence is “in.” It’s a good idea to regard Jabber elements as containers; the simile fits well as the elements themselves remain relatively static (save for the attributes) but the content can change to reflect the circumstances.
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