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]]> By: Safa Sofuoğlu http://gsoc.safasofuoglu.org/2008/08/04/xiff-and-sparkweb-now-support-bosh-16/#comment-32 Safa Sofuoğlu Mon, 18 Aug 2008 20:47:24 +0000 http://gsoc.safasofuoglu.org/?p=21#comment-32 Hi, <a href="http://www.igniterealtime.org/issues/browse/JM-1412" rel="nofollow">JM-1412</a> resolved the issue you mentioned. The server should expect the 'rid' attribute to be within a window of values greater than the 'rid' of the previous request. The size of the window is defined by the 'requests' parameter. Openfire now handles it this way: If a request with 'rid' attribute greater than expected arrives, openfire holds it in the queue and waits for another request. When all requests in the sequence have been arrived, openfire processes and responds to them in correct order. Hi,

JM-1412 resolved the issue you mentioned. The server should expect the 'rid' attribute to be within a window of values greater than the 'rid' of the previous request. The size of the window is defined by the 'requests' parameter.

Openfire now handles it this way:

If a request with 'rid' attribute greater than expected arrives, openfire holds it in the queue and waits for another request. When all requests in the sequence have been arrived, openfire processes and responds to them in correct order.

]]> By: pablo http://gsoc.safasofuoglu.org/2008/08/04/xiff-and-sparkweb-now-support-bosh-16/#comment-30 pablo Mon, 18 Aug 2008 16:42:06 +0000 http://gsoc.safasofuoglu.org/?p=21#comment-30 Hi, Is it possible that requests the client make will get to the server in the wrong order? Maybe when the server is busy and the client send requests fast enough? How do you handle it? Do you think the client should verify that it is not sending requests too fast or is it the server esponsibility? Hi,

Is it possible that requests the client make will get to the server in the wrong order? Maybe when the server is busy and the client send requests fast enough?

How do you handle it?
Do you think the client should verify that it is not sending requests too fast or is it the server esponsibility?

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