Per a vote of the XMPP Council, advanced specification to Active; also corrected errors namespace for consistency with XEP-0182.
Implementations MAY enable administrators to configurate appropriate exceptions to some of the recommendations specified in this document. Examples include:
+Implementations MAY enable administrators to configure appropriate exceptions to some of the recommendations specified in this document. Examples include:
This document requires no interaction with &IANA;.
The ®ISTRAR; shall add <resource-limit-exceeded/> to its registry of application-specific error conditions (see &APPERRORS;), where the element is qualified by the 'http://jabber.org/protocol/errors' namespace.
+The ®ISTRAR; includes <resource-limit-exceeded/> and <too-many-stanzas/> in its registry of application-specific error conditions (see &APPERRORS;), where the element is qualified by the 'urn:xmpp:errors' namespace as described in &xep0182;.
The registry submission is as follows:
- http://jabber.org/protocol/errors
+ urn:xmpp:errors
resource-limit-exceeded
- the account is not allowed to bind more resources at this time
+
+ The account is not allowed to bind more resources at this time.
+
XEP-0205
- http://jabber.org/protocol/errors
+ urn:xmpp:errors
too-many-stanzas
- a connected client has attempted to send multiple stanzas to too many
- different intended recipients in a given time period
+ A connected client has attempted to send multiple stanzas to
+ too many different intended recipients in a given time period.
XEP-0205
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Special thanks to Chris Mullins for calling attention to the need for a specification detailing best practices such as those recommended herein. Thanks also to Thiago Camargo, Bruce Campbell, Dave Cridland, Gustavo Felisberto, Justin Karneges, Pedro Melo, Kevin Smith, Michal Vaner, and Matthew Wild for their suggestions.
+Special thanks to Chris Mullins for calling attention to the need for a specification on this topic. Thanks also to Thiago Camargo, Bruce Campbell, Dave Cridland, Gustavo Felisberto, Justin Karneges, Pedro Melo, Kevin Smith, Michal Vaner, and Matthew Wild for their suggestions.