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Correct spellings wherever needed in `connection-modules.md`
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@ -5,7 +5,7 @@ Smack's Modular Connection Architecture
**Note: Everything related to the modular connection architecture is currently considered experimental and should not be used in production. Use the mature `XMPPTCPConnection` if you do not feel adventurous. **Note: Everything related to the modular connection architecture is currently considered experimental and should not be used in production. Use the mature `XMPPTCPConnection` if you do not feel adventurous.
Smack's modular connection architecture allows to extend a XMPP c2s (client-to-server) connection with additional functionalty by adding modules. Smack's modular connection architecture allows to extend a XMPP c2s (client-to-server) connection with additional functionality by adding modules.
Those modules extend the Finite State Machine (FSM) within the `ModularXmppClientToServerConnection` with new states. Those modules extend the Finite State Machine (FSM) within the `ModularXmppClientToServerConnection` with new states.
Connection modules can either be Connection modules can either be
@ -32,4 +32,4 @@ Connection modules are plugged into the the modular connection via their constru
Modules and states always have an accompanying *descriptor* type. Modules and states always have an accompanying *descriptor* type.
`ModuleDescriptor` and `StateDescriptor` exist without an connection instance. `ModuleDescriptor` and `StateDescriptor` exist without an connection instance.
They describe the module and state metadata, while their modules are states are instanciated once a modular connection is instanciated. They describe the module and state metadata, while their modules and states are instanciated once a modular connection is instanciated.