The connector returns a connection and the client's JID, but nothing inside Wocky hangs onto that JID. So in Gabble, the GabbleConnection remembers the JID, but WockyPubsubNode (for example) doesn't know its own JID, and hence can't provide useful helpers for subscribing to a node using your full JID or bare JID: the API user has to remember their own JID and pass it in. Down with that sort of thing.
To correct the spoofing-detection in Bug #28647, WockyPorter needs to know its own JID; WockySession wouldn't be enough.
Fixed in git, and in the snapshot in Gabble 0.9.14.
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