Example #1
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    /**
     * Determines whether a specific <tt>DiscoverInfo</tt> is valid according to this <tt>Caps</tt>
     * i.e. whether the <tt>discoverInfo</tt> has the node and the ver of this <tt>Caps</tt> and the
     * ver calculated from the <tt>discoverInfo</tt> using the hash (algorithm) of this
     * <tt>Caps</tt> is equal to the ver of this <tt>Caps</tt>.
     *
     * @param discoverInfo the <tt>DiscoverInfo</tt> to be validated by this <tt>Caps</tt>
     * @return <tt>true</tt> if the specified <tt>DiscoverInfo</tt> has the node and the ver of this
     *     <tt>Caps</tt> and the ver calculated from the <tt>discoverInfo</tt> using the hash
     *     (algorithm) of this <tt>Caps</tt> is equal to the ver of this <tt>Caps</tt>; otherwise,
     *     <tt>false</tt>
     */
    public boolean isValid(DiscoverInfo discoverInfo) {
      if (discoverInfo != null) {
        // The "node" attribute is not necessary in the query element.
        // For example, Swift does not send back the "node" attribute in
        // the Disco#info response. Thus, if the node of the IQ response
        // is null, then we set it to the request one.
        if (discoverInfo.getNode() == null) {
          discoverInfo.setNode(getNodeVer());
        }

        if (getNodeVer().equals(discoverInfo.getNode())
            && !hash.equals("")
            && ver.equals(capsToHash(hash, calculateEntityCapsString(discoverInfo)))) {
          return true;
        }
      }
      return false;
    }