Those were broken since 9e797c1b17 as they
always used the basic PubSub namespace, i.e. without a fragment. Which
resulted in e.g. delete requests look like
<iq to="pubsub.ec-xmpp" id="2GAeW-75" type="set">
<pubsub xmlns="http://jabber.org/protocol/pubsub">
<delete node="2e92d38c-9e90-47f6-8e26-330d25ebe96b"/>
</pubsub>
</iq>
when the namespace should be in fact
http://jabber.org/protocol/pubsub#owner
since most JUL implementations do not print log messages of level
FINE (or lower) per default. Therefore the debugging output is not seen
by the user who wants to debug and a second step is required to
configure JUL to also log FINE or lower log messages to the console.
This fixes e.g. IllegalArgumentException "'conflict' can not contain a
condition text", when receiving elements like
<stream:error>
<conflict xmlns='urn:ietf:params:xml:ns:xmpp-streams'></conflict>
<text xml:lang='' xmlns='urn:ietf:params:xml:ns:xmpp-streams'>
Replaced by new connection
</text>
</sream:error>
(ejabberd does this)
This simplifies code as there is no longer a distinction between
"normal" providers and introspection providers in ProviderManager
necessary.
It's also easier to get an idea where introspection is used for parsing.
Introduce AbstractError, change 'Conditions' to enums. Because of
AbstractError, it was necessary that PlainStreamElement and
TopLevelStreamElement becomes an interface. Thus the implementation of
TopLevelStreamElement.toString() had to be removed.
This adds
- policy-violation
- unexpected-request
to XMPPError.Condition, and removes the
- payment-required
- remote-server-error
- unexpected-condition
- request-timeout
Conditions
The file transfer code does now no longer throw XMPPErrorExceptions, but
SmackExceptions.
Fixes SMACK-608. Makes it possible to resolves SMACK-386.
there was a lot of duplicate code in ConsoleDebugger and
AndroidDebugger, which resides now in AbstractDebugger. Those two and
the new JulDebugger subclass AbstractDebugger.
Introducing a clean split between the constant connection configuration
parameters, which are now all in ConnectionConfiguration and the dynamic
connection state (e.g. hostAddresses) which are now in
AbstractXMPPConnection.
Also removed all arguments of login() since the username, password,
resource and callback handler need now to be configured via
ConnectionConfiguration.
Also remove documentation/extensions/messageevents.md, as it's already
in documentation/legacy
This is actually only part one, i.e. with this commit if the user adds a
PacketExtension to an IQ it will be included in IQ.toXml(). Which was
previously only the case if the IQ subclass explicitly included packet
extensions.
The second part of the change is to change the IQ provider, so that
packet extensions are automatically parsed.
Cases where PacketExtensions are used for Message and IQ are slightly
changed. The IQ sublcass now only has a field with this
PacketExtension (see for example
bytestreams.ibb.packet.DataPacketExtension).
Also changed hoxt API: Removed unnecessary indirection and made the
API more Smack idiomatic.
Remove the synchronized, as getExtensions() is properly synchronized and will
return a copy.
Return XmlStringBuilder instead of CharSequence to take advantage of
fast XmlStringBuilder.append(XmlStringBuilder).
Mark the method as final, as it should not be overwritten.
to keep the order in which the elements are added.
Some XEPs define a Schema using 'xs:sequence' (see for example XEP-60 §
17.1), so the order the PacketExtensions are added should be the same
they are transformed to a XML String.
In order to prevent
<iq to='...' from='...' type='result' id='1'>
<mynode xmlns='my:namespace' myattr='...'>
<somenode\>
</mynode>
</iq>
showing up as UnparsedResultIQ like this:
<iq to='...' from='...' type='result' id='1'>
<somenode\>
</iq>
Also make executorService a non-ScheduledExecutorService. This was an
artifact from times where executorService as used to schedule
Runnables. But now it's just used to queue the receive packets in
Runnables and call the packet collectors and listeners.
Those where never correctly implemented and are not really used. If you
want to compare Packets, compare their toXML() result.
N.B. that we keep hashCode/equals for Message.(Subject|Body) because
those are correct and are in-use ('bodies' and 'subjects' are Sets in
Message).
