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Software Requirements Specification for Pontarius XMPP 0.1 (Third Draft)
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\begin_layout Author
The Pontarius Project
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\begin_layout Date
27th of July 2011
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\begin_layout Section
Introduction
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Purpose
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The goal of this document is to clarify---for Pontarius
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status open

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For more information about the Pontarius project, see http://www.pontarius.org/.
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 developers, the XMPP community, and to some extent the Haskell community---what
 we are implementing.
 We hope that it will help us in the Pontarius project to keep track of
 functionality and requirements, provide a basis for scheduling, and help
 us with our validation and verification processes.
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Scope
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Pontarius XMPP 0.1 will implement the client capabilities of RFC 6120: XMPP:
 Core and the depending specifications, such as RFC 6122: XMPP: Address
 Format, RFC 5246: The Transport Layer Security (TLS) Protocol Version 1.2,
 RFC 4422: Simple Authentication and Security Layer (SASL), RFC 5280: Internet
 X.509 Public Key Infrastructure Certificate and Certificate Revocation List
 (CRL) Profile, and Extensible Markup Language (XML) 1.0, among others.
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Support for common extensions such as Instant Messaging, Data Forms, Service
 Discovery, etc.
 will 
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not
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 be included in the 0.1 version, but will be added in later (
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0.x
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) versions.
 Server components and XMPP server capabilities could also be added later.
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While it is the goal of the Pontarius project to develop secure and privacy-awar
e 
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personal cloud
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 solutions on top of Pontarius XMPP, we want Pontarius XMPP to be a general-purp
ose---and the de facto---XMPP library for Haskell.
 It should be correct and efficient to work in.
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We will not repeat the specifics of the requirements from the RFC 6120:
 XMPP Core specification and its depending specifications in this document
 unless we see any special reason to.
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Legal notice
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Pontarius XMPP is a free and open source software project.
 
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The Pontarius project
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 is not a legal entity, but is like a synonym for Jon Kristensen.
 Jon Kristensen does DOES NOT TAKE ANY RESPONSIBILITY OR OFFER ANY GUARANTEES
 in regards to the software, its requirements or this document.
 Furthermore, the software is provided WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even
 the implied warranty of MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE.
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Definitions, acronyms, and abbrevations
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JID JabberID: An address for XMPP entities
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Pontarius A free and open source software project that aims to produce XMPP-base
d, uncentralized, and privacy-aware software solutions
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PX01 Pontarius XMPP 0.1
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REQ Requirement
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RFC Request for Comments: A memorandum published by the Internet Engineering
 Task Force; some of these, including XMPP: Core and XMPP: Address Format,
 are published as Internet standards
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TCP Transmission Control Protocol: A reliable network transport protocol
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TLS Transport Layer Security: A secure network protocol, a successor to
 Secure Sockets Layer (SSL)
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XMPP Extendable Messaging and Presence Protocol: An uncentralized, open,
 and near-real-time presence and messaging protocol
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References
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Extensible Messaging and Presence Protocol (XMPP): Core, RFC 6120, March
 2011, Internet Engineering Task Force (see also its depending specifications)
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Overview
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The second section provides an overall description of the requirements of
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The third section simply lists the requirements, categorized by external
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Overall Description
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Product perspective
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PX01 will be used by XMPP clients to manage presence and messaging in a
 uncentralized near-real-time environments.
 For this first milestone of the library, we have chosen to implement only
 the XMPP: Core specification, and only the client capabilities of it.
 The reason for this is that we want to get the library out quickly, and
 want to have the core functionality of the library particularly well tested.
 The X in XMPP stands for extendable, and Pontarius XMPP must be flexible
 in regards for extensions, such as RFCs and XEPs; we might end up implementing
 hundreds of them.
 This is one of the most important quality attribute of the software.
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PX01 is designed to be used with Haskell.
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PX01 must work on GNU/Linux, the main Free Software operating system.
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 running it on other common operating systems is likely to work as well.
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PX01 must work with (at least) the (estimated) most popular free and open
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PX01 depends on the below (free and open source software) Haskell packages.
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PX01 implements XMPP: Core and allow clients to do roughly the following:
 Open a TCP connection to a server, exchange XML information with the server
 to configure the (XML) stream, handle stream errors and encoding issues,
 have the connection secured by TLS, authenticate using a SASL mechanism
 and binding a resource to the stream, as well as sending and receiving
 so-called XMPP stanzas, certain 
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 XML elements in the stream for communicating messages and presence.
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Constraints
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In addition to the requirements in XMPP: Core, XMPP applications should
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Specific requirements
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External interfaces
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The software is accessible from Haskell and may be configured to do logging.
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REQ-1 The system shall be importable and fully functional from Haskell through
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REQ-4 The system shall work against (at least) the (estimated) most popular
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Functions
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If an error arises due to a bug in the software, the system shall throw
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 exception is possible to arise, such as the XMPP server times out, then
 the related functions should reflect that by being able to return values
 such as Nothing or null.
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REQ-5 The system shall be validating input from all functions exposed through
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REQ-6 Each incoming stanza should move through a stack of (client) handlers,
 where each handler may block the stanza from being delivered to handlers
 further up in the stack.
 The exceptions to this rule is stanza errors and IQ result stanzas, which
 may be delivered directly to a callback provided when generating the stanza
 (and possibly surpressed there).
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Rationale: We have so far found it useful to stack XMPP client handlers
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 and surpress their messages to handlers further up the stack.
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 is generated in a way similar to in REQ-5.
 It is moved through the stack handlers; however, these events move down
 the stacks completely and can't be surpressed.
 The same thing applies for incoming stream errors, which can either be
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REQ-8 The API shall allow for opening a stream to a given IP or host name
 on a given port, returning either a success value or the reason for failing.
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REQ-9 The API shall allow for securing an opened stream with TLS, returning
 either a success value or the reason for failing.
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REQ-10 The API shall allow for authenticating an opened (possibly TLS secured)
 stream, returning either a success value of the reason for failing.
 If the credentials were wrong, the system shall allow the client to make
 as many retries as allowed by the server, without restarting the stream.
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REQ-11 The API shall allow for perform resource binding on an authenticated
 stream, either by trying to set a specific resource, or have the server
 generate one.
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\begin_layout Standard
Rationale: Even though most clients wants to do REQ-8, REQ-9, REQ-10, and
 REQ-11 in one action, some uses of XMPP (such as In-Band Registration)
 demands more flexibility.
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\begin_layout Description
REQ-12 The API shall provide a convenience function for opening a stream,
 securing the stream with TLS, authenticating an XMPP account, and perform
 resource binding in one function call, returning either a success value
 or the reason for failing.
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\begin_layout Standard
Rationale: This makes the library easier and more efficient to use for most
 uses cases.
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REQ-13 The API shall provide the possibility for clients to close the stream.
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\begin_layout Description
REQ-14 The API shall provide the possibility for clients to send stream
 errors.
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\begin_layout Description
REQ-15 The API shall allow a convenient way for 
\begin_inset Quotes eld
\end_inset

standard disconnect
\begin_inset Quotes erd
\end_inset

 the client.
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\begin_layout Description
REQ-16 The API shall provide a facility for convenient stanza (message,
 presence, info/query) creation, eliminating the risk of illegal stanzas
 where feasible.
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REQ-17 The API shall allow for convenient construction of JabberIDs.
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\begin_layout Description
REQ-18 The API shall provide utility functions to check whether or not a
 JID is full or bare.
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REQ-19 The API shall provide conversion functions to convert from a string
 to (
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\end_inset

Maybe
\begin_inset Quotes erd
\end_inset

) JID, and JID to string.
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REQ-20 The API shall provide an optional way for clients to receive time-out
 events on requests made, such as an IQ or connection attempt.
 The time-out interval should be customizable.
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REQ-21 The library should generate an internal infinite list of unique stanza
 IDs; the API should provide a way for application developers to acquire
 any amount of such IDs
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\begin_layout Description
REQ-22 The system must offer timeout callbacks to be called if an asynchronous
 result is not guaranteed to be produced in a timely fashion.
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\begin_layout Description
REQ-23 The system must a convenient API to deal with stanza and stream errors.
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Performance requirements
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\begin_layout Standard
There is only one XMPP client per instance of the system.
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REQ-24 Regular desktop computers should be able to run hundreds of Pontarius
 XMPP 0.1 clients.
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\begin_layout Description
REQ-25 Pontarius XMPP 0.1 should support virtually as many stanzas per second
 as (non-throttled) XMPP servers are able to route.
 This goes for both lightweight, heavy and mixed stanzas.
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REQ-26 Processing (parsing, generating, and firing the event) a received
 stanza should take at most 0.01 seconds.
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Design constraints
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\begin_layout Subsubsection
RFC 6120: XMPP: Core
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\begin_layout Description
REQ-27 The system shall support one persistant TCP stream/connection between
 the XMPP client and the XMPP server.
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REQ-28 The system shall implement (at least) the TLS_RSA_WITH_AES_128_CBC_SHA
 cipher suite for TLS.
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REQ-29 The system shall support (at least) the SHA-1 variant of SASL Salted
 Challenge Response Authentication Mechanism (SCRAM-SHA-1).
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REQ-30 XML namespaces for stanzas should always be known to the client.
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REQ-31 We must validate incoming XML (though not against the XML schemas).
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REQ-32 The system shall always check for the appropriate features before
 trying to use them.
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REQ-33 End-to-end presence or anything else presence-related defined outside
 of XMPP: Core (such as in XMPP: Instant Messaging) is 
\emph on
not
\emph default
 supported.
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RFC 6122: XMPP: Address Format
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REQ-34 JIDs should be validated, transformed, and internationalized in accordanc
e with the stringprep profiles Nodeprep, Nameprep, and Resourceprep.
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\begin_layout Description
REQ-35 JIDs should be able to use hostnames, IPv4 addresses, and IPv6 addresses,
 as domainparts.
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Standards compliance
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\begin_layout Description
REQ-36 The project and its source code shall adhere to the guidelines prestented
 in the guidelines found at http://www.haskell.org/haskellwiki/Programming_guideli
nes.
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Software system attributes
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REQ-37 The system shall be 
\emph on
extendable
\emph default
; it must be flexible in regards for extensions, such as RFCs and XEPs.
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REQ-38 The system shall be 
\emph on
reliable
\emph default
; it should produce not crash, lag behind, or get some data corruption under
 very heavy and lengthy use.
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REQ-39 The system shall be 
\emph on
secure
\emph default
; steps should be taken to protect the clients against man-in-the-middle
 attacks and the like.
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