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I wonder if it would at all be possible to do the reverse - do html over xmpp? With the advantages xmpp may or may not have over http/html, this could be inter
by younata 16y ago
I wonder if it would at all be possible to do the reverse - do html over xmpp?
With the advantages xmpp may or may not have over http/html, this could be interesting.
- jerf 16y agoXMPP can carry anything, but it can more easily carry XML-based formats like XHTML. But given that, yes. Formatted IM messages are already specified as a subset of XHTML and you can trivially create your own messages that do whatever custom thing you want with XHTML on your page, or float your custom addition on top of existing messages as a namespaced addition. The most interesting obvious usecase to me would be using XMPP and ejabberd as a message backplane for your website, hanging various components off of ejabberd that can integrate with your web connection.
- rdtsc 16y ago> using XMPP and ejabberd as a message backplane for your website Why not 0mq and json ? Something like Mongrel2 perhaps?
- slysf 16y agoBecause then you'd have to implement your own presence, discovery, and routing mechanisms. You get all of that (and more) for free with an XMPP backplane like ejabberd. Even if you decide it's better to roll your own, you'll then have to come up with a consistency and clustering model in order to scale it.