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RFC 6120: Extensible Messaging and Presence Protocol (XMPP): Core
Structs§
- Abort
- Sent by the client at any point after auth if it wants to cancel the current authentication process.
- Abort
AsXml Iterator - Convert a
Abortinto XML events. - Abort
From XmlBuilder - Build a
Abortfrom XML events. - Auth
- The first step of the SASL process, selecting the mechanism and sending the first part of the handshake.
- Auth
AsXml Iterator - Convert a
Authinto XML events. - Auth
From XmlBuilder - Build a
Authfrom XML events. - Challenge
- In case the mechanism selected at the auth step requires a second step, the server sends this element with additional data.
- Challenge
AsXml Iterator - Convert a
Challengeinto XML events. - Challenge
From XmlBuilder - Build a
Challengefrom XML events. - Defined
Condition AsXml Iterator - Convert a
DefinedConditioninto XML events. - Defined
Condition From XmlBuilder - Build a
DefinedConditionfrom XML events. - Failure
- Sent by the server on SASL failure.
- Failure
AsXml Iterator - Convert a
Failureinto XML events. - Failure
From XmlBuilder - Build a
Failurefrom XML events. - Nonza
AsXml Iterator - Convert a
Nonzainto XML events. - Nonza
From XmlBuilder - Build a
Nonzafrom XML events. - Response
- In case the mechanism selected at the auth step requires a second step, this contains the client’s response to the server’s challenge.
- Response
AsXml Iterator - Convert a
Responseinto XML events. - Response
From XmlBuilder - Build a
Responsefrom XML events. - Success
- Sent by the server on SASL success.
- Success
AsXml Iterator - Convert a
Successinto XML events. - Success
From XmlBuilder - Build a
Successfrom XML events.
Enums§
- Defined
Condition - List of possible failure conditions for SASL.
- Mechanism
- The list of available SASL mechanisms.
- Nonza
- Enum which allows parsing/serialising any SASL element.