Hello. Here is a branch which works around these three issues with GMail's brand new Jingle implementation: • it omits creator='' on contents • it names the video components video_rtp and video_rtcp • it can't upgrade/downgrade While writing this I decided my approach to the second is not ideal: it really should only do this if we're using the gtalk p2p transport. But this works for now at least.
Looks good. You don't address the issue where non-google clients that may implement the google transport (as the barrier to entry for a client that already does jingle is quite low now) will probably pick the google component names instead of ours though. But let's get this in first :)
I think for the video_rtp/video_rtcp, we're going at it the wrong way. We should standardize on what Google defined (it's their transport after all) and add a quirk for old Gabble. I expect everyone else will be Google compatible, not Telepathy compatible. We must have some way of recognizing older gabbles ?
I forgot to set ImmutableStreams for GMail contacts in ContactCaps. Whoops.
I'm releasing gabble 0.12.2 and 0.13.whatever it will be with this branch as it stands; I'll leave the bug open for flipping the quirks around, the other ImmutableStreams thing and a bit more clean-up.
I did a bit more testing the other day. Currently we use Gingle when calling Google Mail, because our hardcoded feature lists for their bundles don't include xep-0166/-0177. Using Jingle for outgoing calls failed because their implementation always assumes the audio component is called "audio", and we use "Audio" (case-sensitive), so reject their candidates. I let Google know; it's fixed, and they'll roll out the fix in the next few weeks. (I worked around this in my checkout, and audio calls otherwise basically work; video is untested because Empathy kept exploding.)
Does GMail exclusively mean the GMail web UI, for the purposes of this bug? (In reply to comment #5) > I did a bit more testing the other day. Currently we use Gingle when calling > Google Mail, because our hardcoded feature lists for their bundles don't > include xep-0166/-0177. I have a branch for this, because I thought it might help with interop (Bug #65131). (It didn't.) In fact, even if we actually disco the web UI, it doesn't report these caps. I made them conditional on the "is Google webmail" quirk && voice-v1 (or video-v1, as appropriate), in order to avoid also trying to call the old desktop UI, Android apps or whatever using Jingle-1, and avoid making browsers that lack the plugin callable. (In reply to comment #4) > I'll leave the bug open for flipping the quirks around, the other > ImmutableStreams thing and a bit more clean-up. What remains to be done? Is it basically two things, this: (In reply to comment #2) > I think for the video_rtp/video_rtcp, we're going at it the wrong way. We > should standardize on what Google defined (it's their transport after all) > and add a quirk for old Gabble. and this? (In reply to comment #3) > I forgot to set ImmutableStreams for GMail contacts in ContactCaps. Whoops.
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