[Standards-JIG] In order delivery for xep-0047 ?
Mridul
mridul at sun.com
Thu Dec 7 22:54:20 CST 2006
Matthias Wimmer wrote:
> Mridul schrieb:
>> Matthias Wimmer wrote:
>>> Mridul schrieb:
>>>>
>>>> In order processing is required - which need not translate into in
>>>> order delivery.
>>>> And which does not actually translate in case there is heavy load
>>>> if using async sockets.
>>>
>>> IMHO delivering messages is part of processing a message.
>>
>> No, it is not. That would be in order delivery.
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>
> If in-order delivery would not be necessary, why should then in-order
> processing be required?
State change at server would require it.
I create a privacy list, i apply it - you need in order processing for that.
But I can have it as - I create privacy list, I apply it and my new list
creation gets pushed to the resources (which is result of first
operation, but is happening after second operation has completed).
> If I would not receive stanzas in-order, nobody could check if I am
> processing them in-order.
I am not sure if you can check this whatever be the model you apply ...
client sends stanza's and expects server to process it and route
appropriately.
Regards,
Mridul
> Therefore the requirement in section 10 does not make sence to me, if
> it would not include in-order delivery.
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>
>
> Tot kijk
> Matthias
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