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OK, I probably do not understand it fully. But it seems to me this does not solve the main problem.
Let's say, we have 3 handlers registered for IQ Bind stanza. When the stanza is received, all the handlers are called but the above code does not allow us to have a name or any identification for the handler, right?
The code above only allows to assign name to handlers which are created at the time of making the request?
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Yes: you are allowed to assign name to handler only when you make request. So: we can add names for requests in library code to see details of handlers calling. I think that in handlers in client code, should be normal logging to see what's going on. Named handlers should be used to diagnose problems with library code.
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Allow to add handlers names in RequestBuilder and names for requests. It is required for debugging.