There doesn't seem to be any in-depth documentation or [doc/words/examples examples](doc/words/examples examples) for the work that has been done in t.w.p.jabber.xmlstream in the past 2 years. Specifically, the code added in r23376, r24961, and r20997. From what I can tell, these new classes are intended to be used by XMPP server developers, but it is currently unclear how they all fit together.
I could imagine the following examples:
xmpp_server.py (for r24961 and r20997)
xmpp_subprotocol.py (for r23376)
A simple server that allowed the [doc/words/examples/xmpp_client.py XMPP client example](doc/words/examples/xmpp_client.py XMPP client example) to connect to it would be great.
There doesn't seem to be any in-depth documentation or [doc/words/examples examples](doc/words/examples examples) for the work that has been done in t.w.p.jabber.xmlstream in the past 2 years. Specifically, the code added in r23376, r24961, and r20997. From what I can tell, these new classes are intended to be used by XMPP server developers, but it is currently unclear how they all fit together.
I could imagine the following examples:
A simple server that allowed the [doc/words/examples/xmpp_client.py XMPP client example](doc/words/examples/xmpp_client.py XMPP client example) to connect to it would be great.
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``` trac-id__3837 3837 type__enhancement enhancement reporter__powdahound powdahound priority__normal normal milestone__ branch__ branch_author__ status__new new resolution__None None component__words words keywords__documentation documentation time__1242313260000000 1242313260000000 changetime__1242579338000000 1242579338000000 version__None None owner__ cc__ralphm cc__thijs ```