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Re: CAP BEEP profile
I think it was when the client sent the start message for the cap
profile channel, it wasn't expecting a response from the server.
It would want to send the start message, then immediately start sending
CAP messages.
It didn't know how to handle the response from the start message.
C: Content-Type: application/beep+XL
C:
C: <start number='3'>
C: <profile Uri='HTTP://iana.org/beep/cap/1.0'/>
C: </start
( the client wasn't able to handle this response from the server)
S: Content-Type: application/beep+xml
S:
S: <profile uri='http://iana.org/beep/cap/1.0'>
S: <![CDATA[<blob status='complete'/>]]>
S: </profile>
Is that what you are asking?
Preston
>>> Doug@xxxxxxxxx 3/1/2004 11:20:12 AM >>>
Preston Stephenson wrote:
>The other implementation was Novell's NetMail client trying to talk
to
>Novell's GroupWise server.
>
Sorry, I mean: "HOW" are the two implementations different?
>
>>>
>>>
>Did you mean starting a new channel? (As you have a <start> message
>below)
>
>Or did to mean to show a <greeting> message? (you said starting the
CAP
>
>BEEP profile).
>
>As I understand BEEP, you send the CAP uri in the greeting message
>and then the authentication profile in the start messages.
>
>What was the 'other' format you tested against?
>
>
>
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