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Vivox Core SDK

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Vivox Core SDK
  • Overview
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  • Developer Guide
    • Client SDK basics
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      • Directed text
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      • Text chat developer guide
        • Adaptive chat filter
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        • Text evidence management
        • Edit and Delete
          • Channel-based message edit
          • Channel-based message delete
          • XMPP representation - Edit a message in a channel
          • XMPP representation - Delete a message in a channel
          • Custom XML Namespaces
        • Offline direct messages
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  1. Vivox Core SDK documentation

Custom XML Namespaces

Review the custom XML namespaces that route edit/delete XMPP requests to Vivox handlers.
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Last updated 8 months ago
These are custom XML namespaces to route edit/delete XMPP requests to Vivox handlers.

Namespace

Description

urn:vivox:message-editedCustom message element sent from the server to indicate edited message.
urn:vivox:message-deletedCustom message element sent from the server to indicate deleted message.
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