jdev - 2022-03-20

There's never a situation where you have to send <error/> right?

i dont understand the question

<error/> in what context, message, iq, presence?

there are a million situation where you need to answer with an error

No i mean error itself

Error is a toplevel tag, no?

But iirc it's only recieved

Did you mean `<stream:error/>` ?

I don't know, maybe?

Is it just m,i,p as the toplevel session tags?

I thought there was one other

There are only those three as stanzas

Guess i was high or something, nevermind

Thanks

Stanzas being things that can be routed throughout the network.

Yeah

qy, sending a stream error is to be done only when you know the stream is broken beyond repair, but still want to notify the other end of why you think so.

Non-stanzas that are only sent to whoever is the other end of your connection/stream can be defined and a few exist, like `<stream:features/>`, `<stream:error/>`, `<{urn:xmpp:sm:2}r/>` etc

Ah ok, maybe thats what i was thinking of