Re: [Uri-review] XMPP jabber: URI scheme not registered?

[Peter Saint-Andre <[e-mail]>]

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So here is the registration...

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   URI scheme name.
      jabber

   Status.
      permanent

   URI scheme syntax.
      The only allowable strings are:
      - jabber:client
      - jabber:component:accept
      - jabber:component:connect
      - jabber:component:exec
      - jabber:iq:agent
      - jabber:iq:agents
      - jabber:iq:auth
      - jabber:iq:autoupdate
      - jabber:iq:browse
      - jabber:iq:conference
      - jabber:iq:gateway
      - jabber:iq:groupchat
      - jabber:iq:last
      - jabber:iq:oob
      - jabber:iq:privacy
      - jabber:iq:private
      - jabber:iq:register
      - jabber:iq:roster
      - jabber:iq:rpc
      - jabber:iq:search
      - jabber:iq:time
      - jabber:iq:version
      - jabber:server
      - jabber:x:autoupdate
      - jabber:x:conference
      - jabber:x:data
      - jabber:x:delay
      - jabber:x:encrypted
      - jabber:x:envelope
      - jabber:x:event
      - jabber:x:expire
      - jabber:x:oob
      - jabber:x:roster
      - jabber:x:signed

   URI scheme semantics.
      Strings of the form 'jabber:*' and 'jabber:*:*' were
      used as XML namespace names during development of the
      technology that became the Extensible Messaging and
      Presence Protocol (XMPP).  The scheme was never used
      for any other purpose.  The only namespace names
      minted with this scheme are listed above.  No other
      strings were minted, and no other strings shall be
      minted.  Note that defining new URI schemes for XML
      namespaces is now discouraged.  The 'jabber' scheme
      was defined before standard best practices emerged.

   Encoding considerations.
      Encoded as UTF-8 within XMPP protocol streams.

   Applications/protocols that use this URI scheme name.
      Extensible Messaging and Presence Protocol (XMPP).

   Interoperability considerations.
      The 'jabber' scheme must not be used to identify or
      enable interaction with XMPP addresses; the 'xmpp'
      scheme defined in RFC 5122 is to be used in such
      cases.

   Security considerations.
      See Section 13 of RFC 6120.

   Contact.
      Peter Saint-Andre <[e-mail]>

   Author/Change controller.
      XMPP WG <[e-mail]>

   References.
      RFC 6120

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Feedback is welcome.

Peter

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Peter Saint-Andre
https://stpeter.im/


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