third_party/libjingle_xmpp/README.chromium - Issue 2443903004: Add xmllite and xmpp sources to third_party/

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Issue 2443903004: Add xmllite and xmpp sources to third_party/ (Closed)

Patch Set: Fix GN and sort includes Created 4 years ago

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+Name: xmllite

Sergey Ulanov 2016/12/22 22:57:59 This directory also contains XMPP now, so this nam

kjellander_chromium 2016/12/27 12:49:21 Sorry that was sloppy. I started with one per dir

+URL: http://www.webrtc.org

+Version: 0

+License: BSD

+License File: LICENSE

+Security Critical: Yes

+License Android Compatible: Yes

+Description:

+xmllite is a minimalistic library for parsing and generating XML. This source

+originates from the libjingle project, which was merged into the WebRTC codebase

+where it received minor updates. As time passed, the code was no longer used in

+WebRTC but is still used in Chromium.