NSXMLELEMENT simple question

[obaid]

Actually I want to pass the xml stanza that is <iq type='invisible />

however for different xml stanza like <iq from='som...@gmail.com" to="som...@yahoo.com> child elements </iq>

so to pass this i use this

    NSXMLElement *iq=[NSXMLElement elementWithName:@"iq"];
    [iq addAttributeWithName:@"from" stringValue:@"som...@gmail.com"];
    [iq addAttributeWithName:@"to" stringValue:@"som...@yahoo.com"];

    [self.xmppStream sendElement:presenceaway];

so the matter of face it gives the output with two tags <iq> </iq> and the elements between it or inside it.

But now I want just one tag and addAttribute in it <iq type='invisible' /> and it should end in the same tag. How to to this?

I know I'm missing something important, can anybody help me out?

[obaid]

As per the (XMPPIQ *)iqWithType:(NSString *)type; is sent it in this way

nsxmlelement *iq=[xmppiq iqwithtype:@"invisible"];

[self.xmppstream sendelement:iq];

nslog(@"output is %@",iq);

So now also I get the same output respone as <iq type='invisible'> </iq>

But I would need the output as <iq type='invisible" /> if you notice it closely the "/" the iq tag is closed in the same tag, how to do that?

On Tuesday, July 3, 2012 1:47:24 PM UTC+3, obaid wrote:

Actually I want to pass the xml stanza that is <iq type='invisible />

however for different xml stanza like <iq from='som...@gmail.com" to="som...@yahoo.com> child elements </iq>

so to pass this i use this

    NSXMLElement *iq=[NSXMLElement elementWithName:@"iq"];

    [iq addAttributeWithName:@"from" stringValue:@"someone@gmail.com"];
    [iq addAttributeWithName:@"to" stringValue:@"someone@yahoo.com"];

[Robbie Hanson]

So now also I get the same output respone as <iq type='invisible'> </iq>

But I would need the output as <iq type='invisible" /> if you notice it closely the "/" the iq tag is closed in the same tag, how to do that?

[iq XMLString] = @"<iq type='invisible'></iq>"

[iq compactXMLString] = @"<iq type='invisible'/>"

There is also a prettyXMLString method.

This is primarily applicable to logging. When you send elements via [xmppStream sendElement], it automatically uses compactXMLString to save bandwidth.

-Robbie Hanson

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[Obaid Shaik]

Thank you! for the solution :).