view libpurple/protocols/bonjour/bonjour.h @ 28315:d9eb51a3a3a2

jabber: Don't try to pull a photo out of the <PHOTO/> cdata. When the data from the server looks literally like: <PHOTO> <TYPE>image/jpeg</TYPE> <BINVAL></BINVAL> </PHOTO> xmlnode_get_data(photo_node) will contain (whitespace) data, but in no way is it a base64-encoded image. I can't find any reference to clients distributing avatars in that way in the XEP or the RFC.

/**
 * @file bonjour.h The Purple interface to mDNS and peer to peer Jabber.
 *
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#ifndef _BONJOUR_H_
#define _BONJOUR_H_

#include "mdns_common.h"
#include "internal.h"
#include "jabber.h"

#define BONJOUR_GROUP_NAME _("Bonjour")
#define BONJOUR_PROTOCOL_NAME "bonjour"
#define BONJOUR_ICON_NAME "bonjour"

#define BONJOUR_STATUS_ID_OFFLINE   "offline"
#define BONJOUR_STATUS_ID_AVAILABLE "available"
#define BONJOUR_STATUS_ID_AWAY      "away"

#define BONJOUR_DEFAULT_PORT 5298

typedef struct _BonjourData
{
	BonjourDnsSd *dns_sd_data;
	BonjourJabber *jabber_data;
	GSList *xfer_lists;
} BonjourData;

#endif /* _BONJOUR_H_ */