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This handler is just a placeholder for a more extensive IQ handling but
already writes to the log so that it is obvious what is happening.
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This is the first step of resource binding which is a mandatory part of
establishing an XMPP connection.
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This allows to trigger resource binding if the stream supports it.
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The added code provides a structured way to handle features offered by
the server.
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Writing to the log is still better than doing nothing ...
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The new structure allows to check for different stream features and act
according to them or - if nothing matches - do nothing apart from an
error message to the log.
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If SASL authentication is successful a new stream has to be opened by
the client. This is implemented with this commit.
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It is nearly useless to route a XML element to an appropriate handler
function if the latter has no idea how to send responses to the server
or the GUI. Passing a pointer to the session solves this issue.
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This is needed to respond with a SASL auth attempt.
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This is the first step to handle stream features correctly with the new
routing infrastructure.
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This adds an XML element router and a corresponding unit test. The
element router will be used to register XML element handler with a
single line.
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This implements a routing function for XML elements received by an XML
stream.
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This adds xengineering.eu/limox/xmpp/elementBuffer which is a buffer
for a collection of XML tokens which are further processed after a full
XML element is collected.
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The behaviour is ok for now but should be improved in the future to make
it more robust.
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This makes it easier to add further test data in case there are further
corner cases which should be tested in the future.
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This helps to debug tests with t.Log() and t.Logf().
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This tests if the indent level is correctly detected. This basic test
can be extended to support invalid XML elements which should be refused
to add to the element buffer.
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This is needed to buffer XML elements of a stream until they are
complete and can be given to an element handler.
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This adds the source file xmpp/stream_pair.go with the central function
runStreamPair(). This function is called once by a session and could
call itself. That way an initial stream and nested streams are
implemented and closed via return and defer.
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This should ensure that the incoming and outgoing XML streams are in
sync.
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The new source file should contain the complete stream logic.
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This prepares the switch to stream pairs.
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This reduces the risk of using those channels wrong.
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This explains implicitly why the value is returned.
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This is part of the refactoring. Details of the old implementation
should be looked up by older commits.
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This allows to add svg image sources by simply adding their name to the
Makefile.
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This should be filled with content in the future. Furthermore build
system integration will follow.
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This models the different states of an xmpp.session and helps to
implement it correctly.
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This allows the goroutine which fetches all tokens from the server to
forward them to the main goroutine of the session.
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Minimal step towards session-based XMPP architecture.
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